Standardise how customers submit return and refund requests. Collect order details, return reason, and preferred resolution in one form.
14 fields included
Works for
E-commerce returns
Product exchanges
Damaged goods claims
Wrong item resolution
Subscription cancellations
Warranty claims
Link the form to Google Sheets and add a 'Status' column with options: Pending, Approved, Rejected, Refund Processed, Exchange Sent. Add a 'Handler' column to assign requests to team members.
Add a note in the form description stating your return policy (e.g. 30 days from purchase). Google Forms doesn't enforce deadlines automatically, but your team can filter by 'Purchase Date' in Google Sheets to identify out-of-window requests.
Yes. Add a 'File upload' question in Google Forms so customers can attach photos of faulty or damaged products. Note that respondents need a Google account to upload files.
Use AppScript or Zapier to trigger an automated email when the 'Status' column in Google Sheets is updated to 'Approved' or 'Refund Processed'. Include the expected refund timeline and any next steps.
Add a 'Product Type' field (Physical product, Digital download, Subscription). For digital returns, your resolution options may differ — store credit or subscription pause are common alternatives to refunds.
Yes. The 'Reason for Return' field includes fault-based options. For warranty claims, add a 'Warranty Reference' or 'Date of Original Purchase' field so the team can verify coverage before approving.