Once a
return authorization
has been created and marked
as authorized, administrators can create a Spree::CustomerReturn
for the
authorized order.
A
Spree::StockLocation
should be assigned for each customer
return. This stock location is where the customer return is to be received.
A Spree::CustomerReturn
object has the following attributes:
number
: A unique eleven-character return number starting with CR
. For
example: CR123456789
.stock_location_id
: The ID for the Spree::StockLocation
where the customer
return should be received.You may want to also see a list of the Spree::ReturnItem
s that are associated
with a customer return with the return_items
method:
Spree::CustomerReturn.find(1).return_items
# => <Spree::ReturnItem id: 1 ...>, <Spree::ReturnItem id: 2 ...>
Solidus does not include a customer-facing customer returns interface. Only
store administrators can authorize and administrate returns from the
solidus_backend
interface.
Once a store administrator has created a customer return in the
solidus_backend
interface, each
return item
can be managed and
reimbursements
can be made.
For example, you can specify whether return items are resellable, whether your
stock location has received each item, and what the reason for the return is.
All of this information is stored in a Spree::ReturnItem
object's attributes.
Once an item is marked as "Received", you can create a Spree::Reimbursement
for it.
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