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When a can comes back

A return starts on the order page, the same place the purchase was made.

Where to start it

Open the order and use the return route printed there. It sets the window, the condition rules and how the item travels, and it does that per item rather than by any policy of ours.

We have no order queue to look into and no address for goods, so a can sent to our desk in New Jersey would arrive somewhere that cannot do anything with it. Start at the order page instead.

When the can itself is the problem

A trigger that will not move, a valve that leaks down overnight, a tin that arrived dented: that is ours to know about even though the order is not. Write to the desk, tell us what the can is doing, and we will want the detail whatever happens with the order itself.

Do the two things in parallel. The order page sorts out the order, and we look at what happened to the can. Neither one waits on the other.