Understanding Jetpack’s Liability and Reimbursement Policy
Before filing a claim, it’s important to understand Jetpack’s liability limits and how reimbursements are calculated.Reimbursement Limits and Coverage
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Reimbursement Calculation Examples
Example 1: Partial Damage in Multi-Product Order If you shipped two products in a single shipment with a retail value of USD $5 for each item (total order worth USD $10), but only one product was damaged, Jetpack would reimburse you USD $5 (only for the damaged product). Example 2: Order with Customer Discount If the retail value of a product is USD $20, and the customer received a discount of USD $5 off for this order, Jetpack would refund the amount paid: USD $15 (not the full retail value).Parcel Claim Types: Policies and Requirements
- Damaged in Transit
- Lost in Transit
- No Carrier Tracking
Damaged in Transit Claims
File a damaged in transit claim when your customer receives a package that was damaged by the carrier during shipping.Eligibility Requirements
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Filing Timeline
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| When to File | You may file a claim as soon as your customer notifies you of any damages |
| Filing Deadline | All damaged in transit claims must be submitted within 30 days of the delivery date (as confirmed by carrier tracking) |
| Late Claims | Claims submitted after 30 days will not be eligible for processing or reimbursement due to carrier limitations on claim acceptance |
Required Documentation
To process your damaged in transit claim, you must provide:- Retail invoice for the affected order
- Screenshot of customer communication stating the package arrived damaged
- Photos depicting all damages to the product and packaging
Submitting Your Claim
To learn how to submit a damaged in transit parcel claim in the Jetpack dashboard, see Submitting Claims.Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Jetpack require me to manually request reimbursements for lost orders instead of automatically reimbursing me?
Why does Jetpack require me to manually request reimbursements for lost orders instead of automatically reimbursing me?
Why does Jetpack only support automatic reimbursement for lost orders imported from Shopify or WooCommerce?
Why does Jetpack only support automatic reimbursement for lost orders imported from Shopify or WooCommerce?
What are some reasons I might be prevented from submitting a lost in transit claim?
What are some reasons I might be prevented from submitting a lost in transit claim?
- Too Early: The claim was submitted before 15 days (domestic) or 20 days (international) have passed since the last carrier tracking event
- Too Late: The claim deadline has passed:
- Damaged in transit: More than 30 days from delivery date
- No carrier tracking: More than 30 days from EDD
- Domestic lost in transit: More than 45 days from last tracking update
- International lost in transit: More than 50 days from last tracking update
- Already Reimbursed: The shipment was already reimbursed via Jetpack’s no carrier tracking policy (once reimbursed for fulfillment cost, the shipment no longer qualifies for a lost in transit claim)
- Prepaid Labels: The shipment was shipped using prepaid labels (contact the carrier directly instead)
How will I learn the outcome of my claim submission?
How will I learn the outcome of my claim submission?
- The Shipment ID
- The carrier tracking ID
- The reason the claim request was denied (if applicable)
- A link to AfterShip so you can further review the order status
What are some reasons that would cause my lost in transit claim to be denied?
What are some reasons that would cause my lost in transit claim to be denied?
- Order Delivered: The order is delivered as stated on the carrier tracking. Jetpack will not file lost in transit claims or offer refunds for orders marked as Delivered or orders that have a final scan (unless there is carrier confirmation of a misdelivery).
- Arrived in Destination Country: For international orders, the package has arrived in its destination country. Jetpack cannot file lost in transit claims or offer refunds for international orders once they reach their destination country. Carrier tracking updates indicating arrival include “Arrival in Destination Country” and “Package arrived at international carrier.”
- Returned to Sender: The order was marked as Returned to Sender (RTS) by the carrier. Jetpack will not file lost in transit claims or offer refunds for orders marked as RTS unless you insured the order in the Jetpack dashboard.
My customer's order was delivered, but there was a misdelivery. Can I still file a claim?
My customer's order was delivered, but there was a misdelivery. Can I still file a claim?
- The carrier proactively contacts the end customer or Jetpack and states they are responsible for the loss
- The carrier tracking delivery scan has a zip or postal code, state, or country that differs from the order’s shipping label information
- The proof of delivery shows photos of the shipment in a disposal bin, recycling bin, or other location that proves it was misdelivered
- You do not need to wait to file a claim for a misdelivery (you can file as soon as you are aware)
- All misdelivery claims must be submitted to Jetpack within 30 days of the delivery date (per carrier tracking)
- Any misdelivery claims submitted after 30 days will not be valid for processing or reimbursement due to carrier limitations
Let’s Dive Deeper
Claims and Insurance Overview
Adding Insurance to Orders
Submitting Claims
Freight Claims
Insuring Your Inventory
D2C Turnaround Times + SLAs

Questions? Contact Jetpack Care.
If you have any questions or run into issues with the claims process, you can always contact Jetpack Care for help. Our team is always here to assist via Slack, phone, or email!