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(Customer Service · 02)

As order volumes increase, customer service can quickly become one of the most demanding parts of running a growing brand.

We manage customer-facing operations so questions, complaints, deliveries, exchanges and refunds can be handled through clear and consistent processes.

Our objective is to provide customers with reliable support while removing the daily customer-service workload from brand owners and senior management.

What this covers

01
Customer Inquiries
We establish processes for receiving, tracking and responding to customer inquiries across the agreed communication channels. Customer service teams are provided with the information and escalation paths required to resolve common questions without unnecessary involvement from management.
02
Complaints Management
Customer complaints require both communication and resolution. We establish escalation processes to make sure complaints reach the appropriate operational function and are followed through until an outcome is reached. Recurring complaints can also provide valuable operational insight, helping identify problems across products, fulfillment, delivery or other areas of the customer experience.
03
Order Support
Customers frequently need assistance after placing an order. We coordinate order-related inquiries including status requests, order information, delivery questions and other operational requirements. By connecting customer service with fulfillment and delivery information, we aim to give customers useful answers rather than simply passing their questions between departments.
04
Delivery Follow-Up
When a delivery is delayed, unsuccessful or otherwise problematic, customer service needs direct access to the operational process behind it. We coordinate between the customer, courier and relevant internal teams to investigate delivery issues and work toward resolution.
05
Exchanges & Refunds
We manage the communication and operational workflows required when customers request exchanges or refunds. This can include coordinating collection, warehouse receipt, inventory updates and the information required for the financial side of the refund.
06
Customer Service Performance
Customer service can be monitored using agreed KPIs and service levels, giving management visibility over volumes, response performance, recurring complaints and other relevant indicators. The objective is not simply to answer customers, but to identify what customer interactions can tell us about the wider operation.