Show Shipping Label / AWB
Begin every unboxing video by clearly showing the shipping label, AWB, and tracking number.
- • Ensure AWB is clearly visible
- • Show sender/recipient details
- • Capture date stamp
Learning Hub article
Follow the right return, refund, and exchange evidence standard so issues can be reviewed quickly and fairly.
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Exception types
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Critical steps
30MB
Max video size
2
Submission channels
Video Demonstration
The Golden Rules
Begin every unboxing video by clearly showing the shipping label, AWB, and tracking number.
Keep camera rolling continuously without pauses from opening to item removal.
Lay out all items and inspect labels, barcodes, damages, and condition.
Exception Types
Items with visible physical damage.
Required Evidence
Orders with missing items or components.
Required Evidence
Items different from what was ordered.
Required Evidence
Items past expiration or deteriorated.
Required Evidence
Technical Requirements
Important Reminder
Always start recording before opening the package and keep the AWB in frame for the first 5 seconds.
Maximum File Size
30 MB
Compress if needed
Duration
~1 minute
Focus on key moments
Resolution
1080p min
Ensure labels readable
Format
MP4
Widely supported
Where to Submit
Reply to original PO email thread.
Submit via support ticketing system.
Quick Reference
Show shipping label & AWB clearly
Record continuously without pauses
Lay out all items for inspection
Check labels, barcodes & condition
Document any issues immediately
Keep video under 30MB / ~1 min
Submit via email thread or ticket
Include PO number in submission
Keep original packaging until resolved
Follow up if no response in 48hrs
Make it a habit to start recording before touching the package, with the shipping label clearly visible in the first 5 seconds of every unboxing.