After-sales and returns

Returns and complaints with the full history in view.

An agent that takes the return or complaint, gathers the history and leaves the case ready for the team to decide.

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A return prepared for a decision

The example shows case D-0000: the return record with its details and, alongside it, the customer history the agent has gathered.

Own demonstration: return D-0000 from Example customer for the wrong size in order P-0000, within the return period, with history from the ERP, email and CRM and the status For team review. Fictional data.

What you can do

  • Take the request. Asks for order, product and reason; requests photos if needed.
  • Gather the history. Finds the order in the ERP, the record in the CRM and emails.
  • Prepare the case. Checks terms, such as the deadline, and leaves a proposal.

How the work flows

An example with fictional data to explain the workflow, not a customer case.

  1. Return request

    A customer says the size in order P-0000 is wrong.

  2. History and terms

    The agent finds the order and checks the deadline.

  3. Case to review

    The team receives return D-0000 and decides on an exchange or refund.

Connections and control

  • Where the agent reads the history from and what it records is agreed.
  • Refunds, credit notes and exceptions are approved by a person. The agent promises no compensation.
  • Layered protection: personal-data filters and access control. Masking hides identifiers; it does not make the data anonymous.
  • Photos and documents are used for the case and kept under the company’s rules.

Frequently asked questions

Does the agent decide whether to accept a return?

It prepares a proposal. The team decides, except simple cases the company expressly authorises.

Where does the history come from?

The order in the ERP, the record in the CRM and emails from the agreed mailbox.

Does it cover complaints and warranties?

Yes, with the company’s warranty terms.