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UPS charges for every single shipping label generated. So, if you, or a third-party shipper, don’t use or void the shipping label, a charge will be incurred. Even the most efficient operations end up having unused shipping labels. This article will explain how Share A Refund voids and reports on shipping labels that go unused.

How Share A Refund voids unused shipping labels

Share A Refund tracks and monitors every UPS label.

Shipping labels created on a UPS® account are automatically tracked by Share A Refund’s manifest tracking service.

When a shipping label is 30 days old, Share A Refund’s shipment voiding service takes action and submits billing adjustments on unused shipping labels with UPS® in the exact format required to get disputes processed faster. Unused shipping labels are at risk of being billed to your UPS® account and this built-in service eliminates those forgotten, extra or unused shipping labels.

Share A Refund will only bill a service fee for a split of the savings once the void request is processed and the requested refund is added to the UPS® account in the form of a credit applied to an invoice.

Share A Refund tracks the refund credits as they’re delivered back to the shipping account. These refund credits are delivered one of two ways:
Once a credit is delivered, Share a Refund notes the amount credited and generates reports on the savings delivered.

Void shipment reporting

Unused shipping labels are reported within Share A Refund system. Dashboard views showcase the number of unused shipping labels tracked and voided. Consolidated reports are available for all UPS® accounts. Account specific reports are available within each UPS® account managed within Share A Refund for a customer’s account. Refund credits related to unused shipping labels are detailed in the email digest that is sent weekly to customers.

Shipment details are available within Share a Refund system.

Reporting includes a timeline of auditing activities, the real-time status of a shipment, screenshots taken within your UPS® account to provide proof of auditing actions taken, and any refund credits related to a given shipment.

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