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parcelLab Copilot

Extend the return window to 31 January for every order placed in November and December.

Copilot

Reading your current return windows30 days from delivery
Finding the rules this would touch3 rules, US only
Checking for conflicts with carrier cut-offsNo conflicts
Preparing the seasonal exceptionReady for review

Your standard window stays as it is. Here is the exception I will add.

Seasonal return window

Awaiting approval

Approved

Orders placed1 Nov – 31 Dec
Return by31 Jan
Rules affected3
MarketsUnited States

Applied as a dated exception. Your standard 30-day window is not changed.

Return window extended Live for US orders · Reversible anytime
parcelLab Copilot

Remove the “expected delivery today” line from our Delivered email, across every brand and market.

Copilot

Finding every Delivered message on the account9 templates, 3 brands
Checking which markets use this line6 markets
Checking translations for the same line6 languages
Preparing the editReady for review

I found the line in every Delivered template, including its translations. Here is the edit.

Edit Delivered message

Awaiting approval

Approved

Templates9
Brands3
Markets6
StatusUnpublished drafts

Saved as drafts. Nothing goes live until you publish.

9 templates updated Drafts saved · Ready to review
parcelLab Copilot

Why did UK return volume spike last week?

Copilot

Reading returns for the last 14 days4,812 returns
Comparing against the previous period+38% week on week
Breaking down by reason and product1 outlier found
Checking carrier and portal performanceNo issues found

UK returns rose 38% week on week, from 3,490 to 4,812. Almost all of the increase sits in one product line: the knitwear range launched on the 3rd.

The dominant reason is “too small”, at 61% of returns for that range against 22% across the rest of the catalogue. Carrier performance and portal completion rates are unchanged, so this is a sizing issue rather than an operational one.

Suggested next step: review the size guidance on those product pages. I can also add a sizing question to your post-purchase survey.

parcelLab Copilot

Create a delay notification for US orders with no carrier movement in 48 hours.

Copilot

Reading your US delivery journey1 journey, 2 brands
Checking existing delay messagesNone for US
Checking available tracking dataCarrier checkpoints available
Drafting the message and triggerReady for review

You had no delay message for the US. Here is the one I have drafted, and when it would send.

New delay notification · US

Awaiting approval

Approved

Trigger48h without checkpoint
AudienceUS orders in transit
ExcludesDelivered, cancelled
StatusUnpublished draft

Created as a draft with the trigger configured. You decide when it goes live.

Delay notification created Draft saved · Trigger configured
parcelLab Copilot

Audit our returns setup and rank the highest-value improvements.

Copilot

Reading every returns portal on the account4 portals · US, UK, DE
Checking return reasons and eligibility rules17 rules
Comparing against your best-performing portalUS portal leads
Ranking the gaps by impact5 improvements found

Your US portal is the strongest of the four. These are the gaps elsewhere, highest impact first.

5 recommended improvements

Awaiting approval

Approved

No photo required on damage returnsUK, DE
No exchange option offeredDE
Return reasons untranslatedDE
Carrier not restricted by countryNot set
Portal branding out of dateUK

Select the improvements you want and Copilot will prepare each change for approval.

3 changes prepared Drafts saved · Ready to review

Every request here is a real scenario documented by parcelLab teams. The figures shown are examples, not live account data.

Answers were just the start. Now parcelLab Copilot does the work.

From “what’s happening?” to “make the change.” parcelLab Copilot now stays with you from answer to action.

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Understand what is happening.

Investigate issues, explore your live data, build reports and get recommendations.

We had a spike in rejected returns in the first week of January. What caused it?


Copilot

Your US return window is 30 days from delivery. That means orders placed in November start expiring from mid-December, right as your returns volume peaks.

Last year you had 1,840 return requests rejected for being outside the window between 20 December and 10 January. 63% of those customers contacted support afterwards.

Three rules set this, all US only.

Extending the deadline would cover the whole holiday period. Want me to prepare that?

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Set up, configure, improve or troubleshoot your post-purchase experience.

Extend the holiday return window to January 31 for all US orders placed in November and December.


Copilot

I’ll extend the deadline to 31 January for anything ordered between 1 November and 31 December.

Holiday return window · US

Awaiting approval

Current window

30 days from delivery

Proposed

Until 31 January

Applies to

November and December orders

Rules affected

3

Nothing changes until you approve.

Same chat. Same Copilot. You decide whether you need an answer or an action.

From finding the problem to fixing it.

Ask Copilot to investigate, create, configure, improve or troubleshoot work across returns, tracking and communications.

Find out what is actually going on.

Ask what’s happening and Copilot reads your live account, shares findings and what’s causing it.

Asked like this

Why are Royal Mail deliveries in the UK arriving earlier than promised?

Real QUESTIONS FROM RETAILERS

  • Trace missing checkpoints and mismatched statuses back to their source.
  • Compare returns portal registration volumes across multiple accounts.
  • Analyze late deliveries for one carrier in a single market.
  • Identify top returned products and the reasons.
  • Analyze average return transit and handover times.

Say what you need. It gets built.

New messages, journeys, audiences, filters, and much more, built from the setup you already run.

Asked like this

Create a delay notification for US orders with no carrier movement in 48 hours.

Real QUESTIONS FROM RETAILERS

  • Add failed-attempt and pick-up-ready messages.
  • Build an email master template for a new market.
  • Duplicate a journey and message flow for a newly added brand.
  • Clone a returns portal for a new country rollout.
  • Launch a campaign with a post-delivery feedback survey.

Change the rules without hunting for them.

The settings changes that used to mean tracing dependencies across your whole account.

Asked like this

Extend the return window to 31 January for orders placed in November and December.

Real QUESTIONS FROM RETAILERS

  • Configure different return windows by market.
  • Restrict return-carrier options by destination country.
  • Prevent a non-returnable product from receiving a return label.
  • Add a return reason that requires a photo proof.
  • Route returned items to the correct warehouse by item type.

It shows you what could work better.

Copilot checks your setup against what performs, points to where the gains are, and makes the change.

Asked like this

Our Delivered email gets great open rates but barely any clicks. What could we be doing better?

Real QUESTIONS FROM RETAILERS

  • Audit post-purchase emails for weak CTAs and missing product recommendations.
  • Compare shops on open and click rates, then recommend template fixes.
  • Update all messages to a formal tone of voice.
  • Standardize delivery date formatting across all templates.
  • Are some markets missing emails that others have?

Find the cause, then fix it.

Copilot traces the problem back through your setup and prepares the exact change.

Asked like this

Return labels are not generating for customers in Austria. Find out why and fix the setup.

Real QUESTIONS FROM RETAILERS

  • Diagnose why a return reason will not show for a specific order.
  • Fix a tracking page with an incorrect URL or contact details
  • Rotate carrier credentials before labels start failing.
  • Find shipments with no carrier update in 24 hours
  • Reconcile orders whose status does not match the carrier’s.

One Copilot for the full job, from understanding what is happening to doing something about it.

Also on the list

More of your post-purchase setup Copilot can work on.

Carrier setup and mapping

Add services, fix status mappings, rotate credentials before labels fail.

Tracking investigation

Trace missing checkpoints and mismatched statuses to their source.

Campaigns and audiences

Campaign, audience, survey, message and journey in one conversation.

Translation and localization

Copy translations between accounts and publish every language at once.

Integrations and data flow

Find missing events, failing calls and duplicate webhooks.

Returns portal creation

Clone proven setups or build new portals, policies and themes.

Reports and exports

Adjust recipients, granularity and columns on recurring reports.

Portal theming and branding

Cross-portal visual and content changes from one instruction.

You stay in control

parcelLab Copilot never acts on its own. Every change is yours to approve.

Review before anything happens

Copilot shows what it plans to change.

Drafts by default

New messages and journeys remain unpublished.

Scoped to your account

Copilot works within the access available to you.

Reversible

New messages and journeys arrive as drafts you can undo.

Audit trail

Every action is logged with who approved it and when.

Why users love parcelLab Copilot

Ask Copilot. Then let it do the work.

See what Copilot can already help you understand, create, configure, improve and troubleshoot in your post-purchase setup.

Your questions, answered

Copilot is the AI assistant available to all users inside the parcelLab app. It works with your live post-purchase data and setup to help you investigate issues, create reports, get recommendations and complete work across returns, tracking and communications.

No. Copilot shows you what it plans to do and what the action will affect before anything changes. New messages and journeys default to drafts, actions remain scoped to your account, and changes are designed to be reversible.

Copilot can support work across returns portals and rules, messages and journeys, tracking pages, carriers and mappings, campaigns and audiences, reports and exports, translations and integrations.

Copilot will indicate that it could not complete the task and provide the available findings or next step.

No. Your existing agreement with parcelLab already covers it, and no new sub-processor is involved. If you’d like more specific AI terms in your contract, we have an AI Addendum available on request.

No. You describe what you want in plain language, the way you’d explain it to a colleague. Copilot works out which settings, rules and templates are involved, and shows you everything it plans to change before it changes anything.