SENDIT Platform
Refund and Returns Policy
Because SENDIT provides digital platform access, logistics coordination, onboarding support, and commercial operational services, refunds are handled under service-based review standards rather than product-return standards. This policy explains how refund requests are assessed.
- Platform subscriptions, onboarding fees, consulting charges, coordination retainers, and service-linked commercial payments are billed according to the applicable proposal, package, invoice, or written agreement between SENDIT and the customer.
- If a customer requests cancellation before onboarding work, service allocation, or operational execution has started, SENDIT may review the request for a full or partial refund depending on administrative costs already incurred.
- If onboarding, consulting, implementation, dispatch setup, shipment coordination, or partner engagement has already begun, refunds may be reduced or declined based on the work completed, resources assigned, and third-party obligations already triggered.
- Completed digital services, advisory work, coordination work, and executed logistics support are generally non-refundable unless SENDIT determines that a material billing error or internal service issue occurred.
- Customers seeking a refund should contact support@senditweb.com with the company name, invoice details, transaction reference, reason for the request, and any supporting records that help explain the concern.
- Refund reviews are typically initiated within 5 business days, but complex cases may require additional review where commercial contracts, shipment records, third-party obligations, or banking timelines are involved.
- Approved refunds are processed back through the original payment route where practical. Banking, processor, and card-provider timelines may affect when the funds appear in the customer account.
- Chargebacks or payment disputes should not be filed as a first step unless legally necessary. Customers are encouraged to contact SENDIT first so invoice, onboarding, or service concerns can be reviewed in good faith and resolved efficiently.
