If you need to cancel a request, you can cancel it at any time while its status is still "Pending".
- You can go to My Requests and filter the request based on the Pending status. Then click on the Arrow button next to the request.
- A pop-up opens and shows the details of the request. Click Cancel Request at the bottom of the sidebar panel.
- Another pop-up appears to confirm your selection. Click on the Cancel Request button to move it to the Cancelled status.
Managing Approved Service Centers
Once a service center is approved, its details are officially published and visible to customers .
Viewing Approved Centers & Details
If operational hours, addresses, contact details, or supported product types change, you must update them promptly:
- Check the box next to the fields you want to change, then update the information in the New Value space, and click Submit.
If a service center permanently closes or stops servicing a specific brand, you must request deactivation.
- Navigate to the Directory in the Service Center Management, select the specific Brand, Family, and Product Type.
- Click View Details on the center you wish to deactivate.
- A pop-up opens from the side, which gives an option to click the red
Request Deactivation button.

- This opens a pop-up to select the reason of deactivating the warehouse, some additional information, and the acknowledgement from your end. Once you have made the necessary selection click on Submit. This will raise a request for the deactivation of the service center.
Handling Rejected Requests
If the operations team finds incomplete or missing information, your request may be turned down. Don't worry—you can easily correct it.
- Go to My Requests and filter the status by Rejected
- Click on the rejected request you want to submit.
- This will open the sidebar panel, and you can review the feedback note (e.g., Incomplete or missing information).
- Click the blue Edit & Resubmit button at the bottom.
- Validate and update all necessary information in the first page, then click on Next.
- Fill in all the information about the working hours, contact information, and Available service options. Then click Submit to send it back for approval.
Reactivating an Inactive Service Center
If a previously deactivated service center reopens or begins operations again, you can request its reactivation.
- Go to the Directory tab and select the Brand, Family, and Product Type.
- Then scroll down and click on View All.
- Then change the Status filter drop-down from Active to Inactive to see your closed locations.
- Click View Details on the inactive service center.
- A pop-up appears from the side with an option to the blue Request Reactivation button.
- Another pop-up appears on the screen where you need to choose your Reason (e.g., Service center is operational or Service center is authorised for this brand) and provide Additional Information. Make sure to review and update all required and necessary information within the portal before clicking Submit to ensure a swift approval by the operations team.
Filter for Viewing Service Center Types
To maintain excellent customer satisfaction and smooth warranty processing, sellers are highly encouraged to perform regular self-audits of their catalog’s service network.
You can easily browse and audit your setup by running a targeted search on the dashboard.
- Go to the Catalog, then click on My Service Center
- Then click on Directory.
- Then select the Brand, Family, and Product Type.
- Scroll down and use the Service Type filter (to toggle between Virtual and Customer Visit) or the Status filter (to toggle between Active and Inactive) to ensure every segment of your business profile looks perfect.
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