Customer success workflow for Tallyfy

Resolve complaints fast and protect your reputation

Complaints handled poorly damage your reputation. Complaints handled well create advocates. This Tallyfy template guides teams through acknowledgment, investigation, resolution, and follow-up - so every complaint gets consistent treatment.

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Status	Step	Assignee
Status: Completed	1. Acknowledge the Complaint	TM Team member
Status: Active	2. Categorize and Prioritize why this works	Claude AI agent
Status: Waiting	3. Investigate the Root Cause	TM Team member
Status: Conditional	4. Propose Resolution to Customer why this works	Claude AI agent
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Process steps

Acknowledge the Complaint

4 hours from previous step

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Speed matters here - customers need to know you heard them. Send an acknowledgment within 4 hours (same business day at minimum). Use their name, reference the specific issue, and give them a case number. Capture all the details: what happened, when it happened, what they expected vs what they got. The more specific information you gather now, the faster you can resolve things later.

Categorize and Prioritize

8 hours from previous step

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Not all complaints are equal. A billing error needs different handling than a product defect that affected their business. Categorize by type (billing, product, service, delivery) and severity (critical = business impact, high = frustrated customer, medium = minor issue, low = feedback). This determines who handles it and how fast. Critical issues should go straight to a manager.

Investigate the Root Cause

2 days from previous step

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Dig into what actually happened. Check order history, support tickets, product logs - whatever helps you understand the full picture. Talk to internal teams if needed. Was this a one-off error or part of a pattern? Understanding the root cause helps you fix it properly and keeps it from happening to other customers.

Propose Resolution to Customer

3 days from previous step

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Call or email the customer with your proposed solution. Be specific about what you'll do, when it'll happen, and what they can expect. Own the mistake if it was yours. Offer appropriate compensation if warranted - a refund, credit, free service, whatever makes sense. The goal is to make them feel valued, not just processed.

Implement the Resolution

5 days from previous step

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Execute what you promised. Process the refund, ship the replacement, apply the credit, fix the bug - whatever the agreed solution was. Confirm completion with the customer. Send them proof where applicable (refund confirmation, tracking number, etc.). Don't leave them guessing - make sure they know it's fully taken care of.

Document and Report

6 days from previous step

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Log everything in your CRM or complaint tracking system. Include the complaint type, root cause, resolution, and any compensation provided. This data is gold for improving your products and processes. Share patterns with product, engineering, or operations teams monthly so they can fix systemic issues.

Follow Up for Satisfaction

14 days from previous step

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Check back in 7-14 days after resolution. A quick call or email asking if everything is working well shows you really care about their experience. This is also a chance to turn a complainer into a promoter. Happy recoveries often lead to loyal customers who tell others about your great service. Ask for a review if appropriate.