RMA (Return Merchandize Authorization) acts like a PO for items that needs to be returned from a Customer back to the warehouse. Since it is very important that everything coming back to the warehouse has a record(s), as PO is generally for items shipped from your supplier(s), RMA is generally for items shipped from your customer (end users).
Before you create an RMA, its important that you first crate your appropriate “Return Reason” . This can be done by going to WMS > Configuration > Return Reason View/Setup and clicking on the + to add one.
There are two ways to create an RMA
a. Create an RMA from SMS > Parcel Order
To create an RMA from this screen, the parcel order MUST be in “Shipped” status. This method is not only faster, but also help you keep a very clean record because the RMA will be tied to the parcel order at all times.
Follow the steps below to create your RMA
Under the “Action” column, click on “Create RMA“.
2. You will be taking to this page directly if you checked the “Create Return label”
Populate the data in order as showed above. It is very important that you enter the dimensions exactly as how the order was shipped. You can get the data from the original parcel order under “Shipping Details” tab. Failure to enter that that information can result in extra charges once the package is delivered.
Click on 3 to see the tracking number so you can track the package all the way to the warehouse. Once the warehouse receives the package, the system will notify you.
b. Create an RMA directly WMS > RMA Process
This is where all the RMA you create comes regardless of what step you used to create it. From this screen, click on the +
Just like creating a manual Parcel Order, enter the data you have on in the order shown on the screen above. Click on “Save” once you are done. Note, if you want to generate a prepaid shipping label for the customer, its important that you follow the screen below before confirming the RMA
From here, follow the steps as showed on the “Create Return label”
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WMS
a.1 Configuration – Location
a.2 Configuration – Vendor
a.3 Configuration – Warehouse
b. Cycle Count Process
c. Inter Warehouse Transfer
d. Inventory Move Log
e. Inventory Product
f. Inventory Summary
g. PO Process
h. RMA Process