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When a returned unit's history is in question, a chain of custody audit trail is the record that answers it. Here is what a real one contains and why most returns programs cannot produce one.

A returns reserve built on refund rate alone almost always undercounts what a business owes itself. Here is how to model the liability properly, using grading and disposition data instead of guesswork.

A dispute-ready evidence dossier is the single record that proves what a returned item actually looked like, who touched it, and why it was routed the way it was. Here is what belongs in one and how areturnz builds it automatically.
A grade is only useful if it triggers an action. Disposition rules combine the grade with item attributes to route every return to the right lane, automatically, with overrides logged.