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Creating notes on the account whenever you touch an order or speak with a customer is always necessary. This helps in keeping a record of the interaction and any important information related to the order or customer, which can be useful for future reference or for other team members who may need to access the account. It also helps in maintaining good customer service and ensuring effective communication within the organization.

This statement suggests that it is acceptable or permissible to exchange an item.

The given statement suggests that in Opus, the "Customer Care" and "Internet" tabs are the most frequently used by a certain department. This implies that the department heavily relies on these tabs for its operations, indicating that the statement is true.

A customer gets deducted $7 for the use of a Flex Label.

When requesting a credit for an omitted coupon, it is necessary to add the coupon code into the case note. This suggests that the coupon code is an important piece of information that is required in order to process the credit request. Therefore, the statement "You need to add the coupon code into your case note when requesting a credit for an omitted coupon" is true.

The maximum amount that can be credited to the customer is 50%. This means that the customer can receive a credit of up to half of the original amount.

"RAN" stands for Return Authorization Number. This is a unique identifier given to a customer when they request to return a product or item to a company. The RAN helps the company track and process the return, ensuring that it is handled efficiently and accurately. The RAN is typically provided to the customer along with instructions on how to return the item and any necessary documentation or labels.

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If a customer is missing items, there are three possible resolutions: credit, replacement order, and parts and pieces request. The customer can receive a credit for the missing items, where they will be refunded for the cost of those items. Alternatively, a replacement order can be placed to send the missing items to the customer. Lastly, the customer can make a parts and pieces request, which means they will receive the missing parts or pieces of the product rather than a whole replacement. Checking with the post office is not mentioned as one of the possible resolutions for missing items.

The customer should hold on to the package for 10 days if there is carrier damage. This allows them enough time to assess the damage, file a claim with the carrier if necessary, and potentially receive instructions from the seller or carrier on how to proceed. Holding on to the package for this duration ensures that all necessary steps are taken to resolve the issue before making any decisions on returning the package.

The statement is false because it states that once a credit request is submitted by a CSR, it is automatically processed and the customer's card is credited right away. However, this may not always be the case as credit requests usually go through a verification and approval process before the customer's card is credited.

Saturday Delivery is not available everywhere in the United States. There are certain areas or regions where Saturday Delivery may not be offered or may have limited availability. Therefore, the statement that Saturday Delivery is available anywhere in the United States is incorrect.

When a customer requests a credit for a coupon they forgot to use, the first tab to look at while checking the order is the "Discounts" tab. This is because the coupon would have been applied as a discount on the order, and checking the "Discounts" tab would help determine if the coupon was indeed applied and if it was removed or adjusted in any way.

If you have requested a trace investigation on the order, it means that there is an issue or problem with the order that needs to be resolved. In such cases, it is unlikely that you would credit the customer right away because the investigation is still ongoing and the issue has not been resolved yet. Therefore, the statement is false.

The correct answer is "Customer Orders." This tab, located under Customer Care, allows you to toggle between BC (Business Customer) and CE (Consumer Customer) to create orders. It provides the functionality to manage and process orders for both types of customers.

If a customer calls in stating they received a damaged item, the first thing we should do is apologize. Apologizing shows empathy and acknowledges the customer's frustration or disappointment. It also helps to establish a positive rapport with the customer and demonstrates that we value their feedback. Apologizing is a crucial first step in resolving the issue and finding a suitable solution for the customer.

You can use the "Customer Orders" and "Order Search" buttons as alternatives to the Customer Care tab. These buttons provide similar functionalities and allow you to access customer orders and search for specific orders. The other options, "Return Search," "Saturday Delivery," and "Advance Item Lookup," are not related to customer care and do not serve as alternatives to the Customer Care tab.