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Total claims Route has approved for a refund, reorder or reimbursement within your selected date range.
How Route’s claims process works How do I file a claim on behalf of my customer? Claim status definitions How to check status of a claim Deadlines to file a claim Why was my customer’s claim denied? Refunds, reorders, and other claims resolution options How reimbursements work with Route’s AIR (Automated Issue Resolution) integration
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