Publishing your returns portal on your website

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Once you've completed the setup process, the final step is to make your returns portal accessible to your customers by publishing it on your website. This guide will walk you through the steps to seamlessly integrate your returns portal with your online store, ensuring a smooth experience for your customers.


To publish your returns portal, you can either direct customers to the default returns portal URL or customise and embed the returns portal directly into your webpage.

Include the default returns portal URL to your existing returns policy page

By default, all returns portal URL starts with "360.postco.co/" followed by your preferred name (usually your store's name). Once you have decided on the URL, copy the link for next step.

Next, head over to your Return Policy page in Shopify to include the returns portal URL as part of the return instructions.


Customer experience

This is how it will appear on your website after updating your return policy page in Shopify. Clicking the returns portal URL will open up your branded returns portal in a new tab, providing a seamless experience for your customers.

Embed the returns portal directly to your webpage

Alternatively, you can create a custom domain for your returns portal and embed it directly into your Shopify page. The custom domain will follow the format of "www.brandname.com/pages/..." followed by your chosen page title.

Once PostCo has set up your custom domain, you can create a new Shopify page and include the custom return URL. This will seamlessly embed the returns portal into your website.

What your customers would see

Here are some examples of how it could look, showcasing how other leading brands have seamlessly integrated their returns portals to keep their brand experience consistent.

BAIIA

Astrid & Miyu

YProject