When delivery takes three weeks, the dispute window and the shipping window overlap. Most of what arrives is item-not-received from customers who are still waiting.
Reason code 13.1 arrives while tracking is mid-transit. The customer is not wrong, they are early.
A number that only updates on a foreign carrier site is not evidence a cardholder will accept, or a bank will wait for.
The order shipped from a warehouse you do not control, so the answer to where is it takes days you do not have.
A rule set that reads fulfilment state before it acts.
Tracking state comes from the fulfilment record on the Shopify order, so carrier coverage matches whatever your store already shows.
Install in dry-run mode. Two weeks of your own alerts will tell you more than any case study.
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Dispute windows and transit times overlap. Customers file item-not-received, reason code 13.1, while the parcel is still moving.
Only if you tell it to. Rules read the fulfilment state on the matched order, so delivered orders can be routed to review while in-transit ones refund automatically.
Yes. Prevented alerts are grouped by product and supplier, which turns the pattern into a fulfilment decision.
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