
Customer Support & Service
- Use Case 1
Standardize communication frameworks
Develop standardized communication frameworks and templates for consistent customer interactions
Draft templates for customer communication
Please draft three one-paragraph customer communication templates in a friendly and professional tone, including: (1) an apology email template addressing an order issue, delay, or error, expressing empathy and outlining next steps; (2) an order confirmation message that clearly states the order has been received, provides essential details (e.g., order number, expected delivery), and reassures the customer; and (3) a thank you note for loyal customers that acknowledges their continued support, highlights their value to the brand, and leaves the door open for future engagement or rewards; each template should be adaptable across email, SMS, or web messaging channels and reflect a positive, service-oriented brand voice.
Generate templates for customer service phone calls
I am a [customer service manager] creating standardized yet flexible phone call scripts for our retail store’s customer service team. Please generate clear and professional templates for common call interactions, including: (1) call openings that establish a welcoming tone, confirm customer identity, and state the purpose of the call; (2) mid-call greetings or transitions that keep the interaction friendly and organized; and (3) call closures that recap key information, offer additional assistance, and end the conversation positively; ensure the templates include placeholders for personalization (e.g., customer name, order details, product type) and are designed to promote consistency, professionalism, and a human touch across all team interactions.
- Use Case 2
Respond to complex customer issues using FAQ documents
Respond to complex customer issues using FAQ documents and knowledge base resources
Summarize product information from multiple documents
Please summarize comprehensive information about [product name] by reviewing multiple provided documents, including: a clear explanation of the product’s return policy with specific conditions or timelines customers should be aware of; a complete and accurate list of ingredients or components, highlighting any notable materials (e.g., allergens, organic or eco-friendly items); and all relevant certifications the product holds (e.g., FDA-approved, cruelty-free, ISO-certified), along with what those certifications mean for consumers; ensure the summary is well-structured, easy to reference, and suitable for use in FAQs, marketing copy, or customer service responses.
Generate a response to a customer question using a document
Please generate a helpful and professionally written response to a customer inquiry regarding our [return policy] and [product certifications], using information provided in @[Customer FAQ Document]; the response should clearly and concisely explain the return process, eligibility criteria, and any relevant timelines, followed by a summary of the product certifications—including what they signify and why they matter to the customer; ensure the tone is courteous, informative, and reassuring, avoiding jargon, and that the message includes a call to action or invitation for the customer to reach out with further questions if needed.
- Use Case 3
Improve customer service
Implement systematic improvements to customer service processes and quality standards
- Use Case 4
Improve customer service
Implement strategies and processes to enhance customer service quality and satisfaction
Draft an email to propose a meeting to discuss customer experience improvement
Please draft a professional and collaborative email to my colleagues proposing a meeting to discuss customer experience improvement initiatives, including: a clear and respectful request for stakeholders from the marketing, sales, and product teams to join a session next week; a brief explanation of the purpose—aligning on roles, responsibilities, and next steps to enhance the end-to-end customer journey; a suggested time window or request for availability; and a closing that emphasizes the importance of cross-functional input and collaboration; ensure the tone is friendly yet goal-oriented, and that the message is structured to encourage timely responses and shared ownership.
Create a table to track customer experience improvement tactics
Please create a structured table to track the progress and impact of various customer experience improvement tactics, including columns for: tactic name or initiative, description of the tactic, owner or responsible team, start date and target completion date, current status (e.g., Not Started, In Progress, Completed), support ticket volume affected (before and after if available), priority level (high, medium, low), and a column for measurable impact or outcomes (e.g., CSAT score change, resolution time reduction); ensure the table is clear, easy to update regularly, and suitable for internal reporting or cross-functional alignment on CX initiatives.
Draft an email template highlighting self-service resources
Please draft a professional and friendly email template to send to customers that highlights available self-service resources, referencing [blog link] for help with [support issues]; the email should begin with a brief thank-you message expressing appreciation for the customer’s business, followed by a clear and encouraging explanation of the self-service options available, including what types of issues can be resolved independently using the linked resource; reassure the customer of our continued commitment to supporting their needs, and close with a warm invitation to reach out if they still need personal assistance; ensure the tone is supportive and empowering, the message is concise, and the formatting works for email.
Craft a list of customer communication best practices
Please craft a clear and actionable list of customer communication best practices designed to train new team members, structured into three sections: (1) how to effectively respond to happy customer inquiries, including tips for reinforcing satisfaction, encouraging reviews or referrals, and expressing gratitude; (2) how to manage neutral or informational inquiries, focusing on clarity, consistency, and proactive guidance to enhance customer experience; and (3) how to professionally and empathetically handle dissatisfied or frustrated customer interactions, including de-escalation techniques, acknowledging concerns, offering resolutions, and maintaining brand trust; ensure each section includes at least 3–5 best practices or guidelines with practical language suitable for onboarding documentation or team training sessions.
- Use Case 5
Enable customer self-service
Create self-service resources and documentation to enable customer independence
Summarize and simplify a product return policy
Please summarize and simplify the provided content to create a clear and concise product return policy that is easy for customers to understand, including: a short introductory statement outlining eligibility criteria (e.g., return window, product condition, exclusions); and a clearly numbered, step-by-step list with 5 sequential actions customers need to take to complete a return successfully (e.g., initiating the return, packaging guidelines, return shipping instructions, processing time, refund confirmation); ensure the tone is friendly and professional, the language is free of jargon, and the format is suitable for inclusion in a website FAQ, order confirmation email, or help center article.
Create a blog post from a product return policy
Please turn the provided content into a short, customer-friendly blog post titled “Resolve Common Issues Without Agent Assistance,” including: three clearly labeled sections—Return Policy, Refund Policy, and Store Credit Policy—each with a concise summary of the process, eligibility requirements, timelines, and key instructions; use a helpful, approachable tone that empowers customers to self-serve confidently, and ensure the formatting is easy to scan with short paragraphs, bullet points where useful, and bolded keywords for emphasis; the goal is to make the policies easy to understand, minimize support requests, and encourage positive user experience through transparency and clarity.
- Use Case 6
Draft customer communications
Draft professional customer communications including emails, responses, and service correspondence
Draft an empathetic email response to a customer complaint
Please help me craft a professional, empathetic email response to a customer complaint regarding a damaged pair of headphones they received; the customer has already emailed us and included photo evidence of the damage, and while I’ve offered a standard replacement, they’re now requesting expedited shipping, which isn’t typically included in their order tier; the response should include a warm and understanding opening paragraph that sincerely acknowledges their frustration and inconvenience, followed by three clear and reasonable resolution options presented as bullet points (e.g., standard replacement, discounted expedited shipping, or store credit); ensure the tone is apologetic yet solution-oriented, maintains brand professionalism, and provides a positive customer experience while balancing policy boundaries.
Suggest alternative options to expedited shipping
Please suggest 10 alternative options to expedited shipping that I can offer a customer who received a damaged package and is understandably frustrated; the goal is to provide thoughtful, customer-centric solutions that acknowledge the inconvenience without relying solely on faster delivery—alternatives might include compensation (e.g., partial refund or store credit), upgraded product options, extended warranty, loyalty points, small complimentary gift, or personalized follow-up support; ensure each option is described clearly, demonstrates empathy, and aims to rebuild trust while staying within reasonable operational or policy limits.
- Use Case 7
Conduct voice of the customer research
Conduct voice of the customer research to gather insights and feedback
Request a follow-up conversation with a dissatisfied customer
Please draft a respectful and empathetic message requesting a follow-up conversation with a customer who recently provided negative feedback, proposing [date] at [time] for the call; the message should acknowledge their concerns without being defensive, express a genuine interest in understanding their experience more deeply, and outline 2–3 example resolution options (e.g., product replacement, discount on a future order, or expedited support) to demonstrate our commitment to making things right; ensure the tone is sincere, solution-oriented, and aligned with customer care best practices, and that the message encourages open dialogue while making it easy for the customer to reschedule if needed.
Create a post-call customer survey
Please create five clear and concise survey questions for customers who have just completed a phone call with a customer service agent, designed to measure the effectiveness of the interaction; the questions should assess whether the customer’s concern was fully addressed, the clarity and professionalism of the agent’s communication, overall satisfaction with the support experience, how easy the process felt, and whether the customer would recommend our business to others based on the call; include a mix of rating-scale (e.g., 1 to 5 or Net Promoter Score), multiple-choice, and one optional open-text question for additional feedback; ensure the tone is neutral and customer-friendly, and that the questions are easy to answer quickly.
- Use Case 8
Analyze customer feedback
Analyze customer feedback data to identify improvement opportunities and service trends
Analyze customer feedback from a spreadsheet
I am a customer support specialist. Please analyze the attached spreadsheet to identify trends and patterns in our [customer feedback] by [category] over [time period], including: recurring topics or sentiments expressed by customers, shifts in feedback volume or tone across categories, and correlations between certain themes and changes in product features or service interactions; additionally, highlight any areas where [customer outreach] (e.g., calls, emails, chats, survey responses) has increased significantly, and provide possible reasons or contributing factors such as recent launches, known issues, or campaign activity; ensure the analysis is presented with clear summaries, optional visualizations, and actionable insights to inform customer experience strategy.
Draft survey questions about a recent customer experience
Draft 10 customer experience survey questions for customers who recently used our [product/service/interaction type] within the last [time frame]. Include a balanced mix of question types: 3-4 rating scale questions (1-5 or 1-10), 2-3 multiple choice questions, 2-3 open-ended questions, and 1 Net Promoter Score question. The survey should assess: product/service utility and effectiveness, specific liked features or aspects, areas needing improvement, overall satisfaction, and likelihood to recommend. Questions should be concise, neutral in tone, avoid leading language, and progress from general to specific topics. Include brief instructions for each question type and ensure the survey can be completed in under 5 minutes.