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Training
UPDATED: FEBRUARY 2023
INTRODUCTION
The RMA process is required to completed before any inventory can
be returned to MoreAble. This could be for the return of defective
devices or if you and your Account Manager has agreed to shift
focus to another campaign.
All devices that are RMA’d are required to have the proper reason
selected. If devices are sent back without the proper reason
selected, this will cause a delay in processing and could result in the
entire batch being rejected.
Devices should only be RMA’d ‘Like-New’ if you have already had a
conversation with your Account Manager and he has agreed to the
return (For example, a team moves to another state/area and
needs to return old inventory for that of another campaign).
Devices from all campaigns can be reset; therefore, no devices
should be returned ‘Like-New’.
Processing an RMA
➢ Enter the serials in the box provided and select the RMA reason from the drop down.
You can also add any additional notes in the ‘Notes’ field. Click ‘Save’. (Please note, if
you will be selecting to ship the devices back, you will need to create the request only
for the batch of devices that will be in each box. If only 20 devices fit in a box, process
those 20 completely, then start again with the next batch.)
➢ If the serials are
available to RMA, you
will see this green
message. Please move
to your ‘Approved &
Not Shipped’ tab.
Invalid Serial! – This means the serial has been sold. Additional data
regarding the orders details will be found in Agent Sales
Serial Not Owned! – This means the serial is not in your inventory;
however, please confirm the serial entered (we often find that there
is usually a typo in the serial number or numbers have been
transposed).
Serial Already in RMA Process! – The serial has already been RMA’d.
You can search the serial in the tabs available to find the batch it
was RMA’d with.
Valid – This means the serial is available in your inventory and can
continue with the RMA process without incident.
Conclusion