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Return orders (RMA)

Elevate plan

A return orderReturn orderA document that records goods you're sending back to a supplier — what, why, and what credit you expect. Elevate-plan feature. Read more → — also known as an RMA, “Return Material Authorization” — records goods you’re sending back to a supplier and the credit you expect to receive. Use it for defective batches, wrong shipments, or any case where you need an audit trail for the return + the credit.

RMAs are not customer returns. RMAs are supplier-facing — they go to your supplier. Customer returns happen in Shopify directly.

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  • Return orderReturn orderA document that records goods you're sending back to a supplier — what, why, and what credit you expect. Elevate-plan feature. Read more → — the artifact itself.
  • RMA reasonRMA reasonThe supplier-level reason for a return — for example, "Defective batch" or "Wrong delivery." Set on the RMA header. Read more → — header-level reason.
  • Line reasonLine reasonThe per-line reason for a return — for example, "Damaged in transit" or "Wrong colour." Read more → — per-line reason.
  • ConditionConditionThe condition of the returned units after inspection by the supplier — recorded per line on an RMA. Read more → — physical condition per line, typically recorded after inspection.
  • DispositionDispositionWhat happens to the returned units — restock, scrap, repair. Recorded per line on an RMA after inspection. Read more → — what happens to the returned units.
  • Credit memoCredit memoThe document confirming a supplier credit. Logistified generates a credit memo number for each credit you issue. Read more → — the document confirming a credit.
  • Grouped creditGrouped creditA supplier credit covering the whole RMA rather than individual lines. Used when the supplier issues one lump-sum refund. Read more → — one credit covering the whole RMA.
  • Quick actionsFast-forwardShortcut transitions on an RMA that skip intermediate statuses. Shown in the UI as **Quick Approve & Ship** (Pending Approval → In Transit) and **Quick Close** (In Transit → Closed, or Received by Supplier → Closed). Saves clicks; does not mint credits automatically. Read more → — Quick Approve & Ship / Quick Close shortcuts (internally “fast-forward”).