Kapsule is responsible for managing all customer communication regarding delivery issues. Vendors should not contact customers directly. Instead, vendors provide Kapsule with the information and evidence needed to resolve the complaint.
Kapsule will confirm details of the problem with the customer
For damaged goods, Kapsule will request photos of the product and packaging
For missing parcels, Kapsule will verify the delivery address and expected delivery date
Kapsule reviews the courier’s tracking updates
Kapsule confirms whether the parcel was scanned, delayed, or marked as delivered
Vendors may be asked to provide shipment details for comparison with courier records
Vendors must supply evidence if requested by Kapsule, including:
Photographs of packaging standards used for the order
Tracking number and courier service used
Dispatch confirmation or proof of shipment
Kapsule will lodge the claim directly with the courier
Vendors may be asked to provide supporting documents (invoices, proof of value, etc.)
Claims must be submitted within the courier’s timeframe — delays may result in rejection
Kapsule acknowledges receipt of the complaint
Kapsule explains the process and provides expected timelines
If appropriate, Kapsule arranges a replacement or refund
Vendors will only be contacted if further action is required on their side.
Review packaging standards to ensure products are well-protected
Use tracked and insured services for valuable shipments
Keep records of all shipments for at least six months
1. Do vendors communicate directly with customers about delivery issues?
No. Kapsule manages all communication. Vendors only provide evidence or order details when requested.
2. What evidence should vendors prepare if an order is damaged?
Photos of the packaging materials used, courier tracking details, and proof of shipment.
3. How long do couriers allow for claims?
Most couriers require claims to be submitted within 7–14 days of delivery or expected delivery.
4. Who is responsible for lost parcels?
Vendors are responsible for ensuring safe delivery. While the courier may reimburse costs, the vendor must replace or refund the item if required.
5. What if the courier denies the claim?
Vendors are still responsible for resolving the issue. Customers should not be left without a solution.