What Might the Customer Write?
“Can I exchange the shoes I bought last week for size 39?”
Customers ask about products, compare options, order, move to a secure payment page, then return to the same conversation for delivery, returns or exchanges.

Sending customers elsewhere after checkout breaks context. Once identity and order are verified, the journey should continue from the same history.
Preferences and intended use resolve against the catalogue.
Inventory, delivery and secure payment redirection remain in one context.
Shipping, returns and exchanges stay connected to the original order.
“Can I exchange the shoes I bought last week for size 39?”
Order ownership, exchange window, item condition, stock and campaign terms are checked.
An eligible request becomes a return or exchange record, with label or next-step guidance.
Damage review, hygiene products, campaign exceptions and refund decisions pass to the team.
Customer: “Do you have size 39?” Meta Reva: “The same colour is available in 39 and your order is within the exchange window. Shall I open the exchange request?”
Let us start with the requests your team answers and copies into another system every day.
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