Hermes launches new returns service

Hermes launches new returns service

Hermes, the consumer delivery specialist, has launched its 3 Click Returns Service that allows customers to manage their returns quicker. This latest innovation from Hermes is in response to increasing demand from consumers for a fast and simple way to return unwanted items, and is also part of the company’s commitment to drive value for its retail customers. Customers log onto www.hermesparcelreturn.co.uk and in 3 clicks will be able to organise returning items. They simply have to enter their email address or parcel barcode(s), select their collection or drop-off preference, and print their label(s). They will also be able to return multiple parcels at once, choosing to send the items via Hermes’ 3-day courier delivery or 2-day myHermes ParcelShop drop-off service, which includes end-to-end web tracking.

In addition, the website is dual-branded, providing retailers with the opportunity for client marketing promotions. The new service went live earlier this month on the same day Hermes reached an impressive milestone – processing its one-billionth parcel since 2007. During that time, Hermes has handled more than 69 million returns, via its courier pick-up service and its network of 4,000 myHermes ParcelShops.

Carole Woodhead, CEO of Hermes, said: “The 3 Click Returns Service is the latest exciting Hermes product to be released during 2014, following on from our industry first Sunday delivery service. We recognise that the delivery element of the home shopping experience is key as it is a reflection of the retail brand, so innovation and quality of service continue to be our key drivers moving forward.”

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