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          Return Order Fields

          Return Order Fields

          Return orders and return order line items have the following fields. Sometimes you can't see or edit certain fields because of your page layout and field-level security settings.

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          Available in: both Salesforce Classic (not available in all orgs) and Lightning Experience
          The Agentforce Field Service and Operations core features, managed package, and mobile app are available in Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions.

          Return Order

          Return orders track the return or repair of products and inventory.

          Field Name Description
          Account The account associated with the return order.
          Case The case associated with the return order.
          Contact The contact associated with the return order.
          Description Notes or context about the return order.
          Destination Location The location where the items are being returned to. For example, if the return order tracks the return of products from a mobile worker’s van to a warehouse, the warehouse is the destination location.
          Expected Arrival Date The date when the items are expected to arrive at the destination location.
          Order The order associated with the return order. When you associate a return order with an order, you can associate the return order’s line items with order products.
          Owner The owner of the return order.
          Product Request

          The product request associated with the return order. When you associate a return order with a product request, you can associate the return order’s line items with the product request’s line items.

          A return order can be related to a product request if the return order tracks the return of unused products or products to be repaired or replaced. For example, a mobile worker creates a product request for three motors to prepare for a field visit. If the worker finds that only two motors are needed, they can create a return order to return the third to the original location and list the product request in this field.

          Product Service Campaign The product service campaign associated with the return order.
          Return Order Number (Read only) Auto-generated number identifying the return order.
          Returned By The user returning the items.
          Ship From Address The return shipping address. This address tracks the location of the items at the start of the return or repair. For example, if a customer is returning an item, the Ship From address is the customer’s address.
          Shipment Type

          The type of shipment associated with the return order. Available values are:

          • Standard (default value)
          • Rush
          • Overnight
          • Next Business Day
          • Pickup
          Source Location The items’ location at the start of the return or repair. For example, if the return order tracks the return of products from a mobile worker’s service vehicle to a warehouse, the service vehicle is the source location.
          Status

          The status of the return order. Available values are:

          • Draft
          • Submitted
          • Approved
          • Canceled
          • Closed

          Return Order Line Item

          Field Name Description
          Asset The asset associated with the return order line item. One or more of the following fields must be completed: Asset, Order Product, Product, Product Item, and Product Request Line Item.
          Description Notes or context about the return order line item.
          Destination Location The location where the items are being returned to. For example, if the return order tracks the return of products from a mobile worker’s van to a warehouse, the warehouse is the destination location.
          Order Product The order product associated with the return order line item. One or more of the following fields must be completed: Asset, Order Product, Product, Product Item, and Product Request Line Item.
          Processing Plan

          Indicates the preferred fate of the items following their return. Available values are:

          • Repair—Repair the items and return them to the owner
          • Discard—Discard the items
          • Salvage—Salvage the items’ working components
          • Restock—Return the items to your inventory
          Product The product item representing the location of the product at the start of the return. One or more of the following fields must be completed: Asset, Order Product, Product, Product Item, and Product Request Line Item.
          Product Item The product item associated with the return order line item. One or more of the following fields must be completed: Asset, Order Product, Product, Product Item, and Product Request Line Item.
          Product Request Line Item The product request line item associated with the return order line item. One or more of the following fields must be completed: Asset, Order Product, Product, Product Item, and Product Request Line Item.
          Product Service Campaign The product service campaign associated with the return order.
          Product Service Campaign Item The product service campaign item associated with the return order.
          Quantity Returned The quantity of items being returned. If multiple types of products are being returned, track each product in a different return order line item.
          Quantity Unit of Measure Units of the returned items, for example, kilograms or liters. Quantity Unit of Measure picklist values are inherited from the Quantity Unit of Measure field on products.
          Reason for Return

          The reason the items are being returned. Available values are:

          • Damaged
          • Defective
          • Duplicate Order
          • Wrong Item
          • Wrong Quantity
          • Not Satisfied
          • Outdated
          • Other
          Repayment Method

          The method used to reimburse the customer or owner for the items being returned. Available values are:

          • Replace—The items are replaced
          • Refund—The items are returned and the owner is refunded
          • Credit—The items are returned and the owner receives credit for them
          • Return—The items are returned to the owner, for example, after repairs
          Return Order The return order that the return order line item belongs to.
          Return Order Line Item Number (Read only) Autogenerated number that identifies the return order line item.
          Source Location The items’ location at the start of the return or repair. For example, if the return order tracks the return of products from a mobile worker’s service vehicle to a warehouse, the service vehicle is the source location.
           
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