When a delivery is not made, and it does not have ATL (Authority to leave), the driver will usually start a return request on the App. This article explains how a return request can be handled when it happens.
You will see the requests on the "Jobs" page from the left@ nav. A new tab in the orange shows the number of return requests that need to be handled.
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Click on the "Handle return request" button on the right-hand side of a job,
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Follow the prompts to make decisions on what you would like to do.
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If you usually expect returns to occur, we recommend you tick the "Return to store" option when creating a timeframe. This will allow the algorithm to set the origin as the last destination when planning the run.