Check a return against your shop policy and reply Prompts
Checks a return or refund request point by point against your own shop policy and drafts a friendly, clear reply for you to approve.
- Area
- Customer service
- Level
- Beginner
- Good for
- Edge cases such as a just-missed deadline or used goods
- Offer an exchange where it suits both sides better
- Consistent decisions across the support team
How it works
- Paste your return and refund policy word for word.
- Add the request and order details without names or addresses.
- Decide yourself and trigger any refund only in your shop system.
To copy
Check this return request against our return policy and draft a reply. Do not trigger anything and do not promise a payment I have not approved. Our return and refund policy (exact wording): [paste policy] Order: [order details, e.g. item, order date, delivery date, condition] Customer request: [paste request] Steps: 1. List every condition from our policy that matters here (deadline, condition, exceptions, return shipping costs, refund method) and check each one: met, not met, unclear. Quote the passage from the policy. 2. Name missing details we need before deciding. 3. Suggest a decision: accept, offer an exchange, partial refund, decline or ask back, with a short reason. 4. Point out where statutory rights such as withdrawal or warranty might go beyond our policy; I will check that myself. Reply draft: friendly, 120 words at most, decision first, then the customer's next steps. Rules: stick to the pasted policy only. Do not invent deadlines, fees or goodwill promises.