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Exchange time reduced from 7-14 days to 2-5 days
Manual bottleneck to automated, scalable returns
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The case study earns its efficiency tag cleanly: the headline number is a cycle time cut (7-14 days down to 2-5 days), not a revenue figure. The mechanism is explained in enough technical detail (Shipping Label API, tracking webhooks, OMS trigger on carrier scan) that a reader could sketch the same architecture. The quote from the Director of Operations carries real information rather than generic praise, which keeps the story grounded.
Explain the trigger event in the webhook flow (carrier scan fires OMS to start processing) so readers understand exactly where the time savings come from, not just that they exist.
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