Return Policy Abuse

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How to Reduce Returns and Improve CSAT with AI

Returns in the furniture industry can be complex, costly, and a major source of customer frustration. Whether it’s a damaged table on delivery or a customer claiming a sofa was never received, furniture retailers are caught between maintaining margins and meeting rising service expectations. Fortunately, smart technology now offers a

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Prevent Return Policy Abuse and Protect Your Customer Experience

Return policy abuse is rising, but existing fraud prevention tools weren’t designed with this challenge in mind—until now. Riskified’s Eyal Elazar and Joe Gelman offer expert advice on how retailers can protect their bottom line and realize the true promise of tailored customer experiences.  Why can’t risk models designed to

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