Call Center & Business Support
Store support across phone, email, and chat.
We answer your ecommerce customers on the channels they use: helping them order, tracking deliveries, arranging returns and exchanges, and answering product questions. First-line issues are solved where they can be, and everything else reaches your team with the details attached.
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One customer, several channels, one consistent answer.
- Phone, email, and live chat
- Your order and returns policies
- Clear first-line limits
When order questions pile up in every inbox.
Ecommerce support is for online stores where order, delivery, and product questions arrive faster than the team can answer them, across more channels than anyone can watch.
Who it's for
Growing online stores
Brands whose order and product questions have outgrown a shared inbox.
Stores with products that need advice
Shops selling items that need sizing, setup, or compatibility help before and after purchase.
Brands adding channels
Stores adding live chat or phone support and needing it staffed and documented.
Problems it addresses
Where-is-my-order questions take over.
The same tracking question arrives by email, chat, and phone, and each one takes time to look up.
What changes: Order and tracking enquiries answered consistently from your order information.
Returns are handled case by case.
Without a set process, exchanges and refunds are slow and inconsistent.
What changes: Returns and exchanges guided step by step under your policy.
Shoppers leave with unanswered questions.
Product questions wait for a reply while the shopper decides to buy elsewhere.
What changes: Product enquiries answered from approved information, on the channel the shopper chose.
Technical issues reach the wrong person.
Login, payment, or setup problems bounce around before someone who can fix them sees them.
What changes: First-line troubleshooting with a clear escalation path to your team.
What ecommerce support covers.
Support works from your store's order data, product information, and policies, through the channels you choose.
Phone, email, and live chat support
Customer contacts answered on the channels you choose, with the same answers and records across all of them.
Typical tasks
- Channel coverage agreed in scoping
- Consistent, approved answers
- One record per customer conversation
Order placement assistance
Help for customers who are stuck choosing, ordering, or paying, including assisted orders where your process allows.
Typical tasks
- Checkout and payment questions
- Assisted orders, where agreed
- Discount questions within your rules
Order tracking enquiries
Delivery status, delays, and missing parcels answered from your order and carrier information.
Typical tasks
- Order status lookups
- Delay updates to customers
- Missing-parcel cases opened and followed up
Returns and exchange assistance
Customers guided through returns and exchanges under your policy, with cases prepared for your approval.
Typical tasks
- Eligibility checks against your policy
- Return and exchange instructions
- Cases prepared for approval
Product enquiries
Sizing, specifications, compatibility, and care questions answered from your product information.
Typical tasks
- Pre-purchase product questions
- Size and compatibility guidance
- Unanswered questions logged for your product pages
Customer onboarding and after-sales support
Help for new customers getting started, and follow-up once orders have arrived.
Typical tasks
- Setup and first-use guidance
- Account and subscription questions
- After-sales follow-up
First-line help desk troubleshooting
Common problems such as login, payment, or setup issues worked through with documented steps, and escalated when they go beyond them.
Typical tasks
- Documented troubleshooting steps
- The details your team needs gathered
- Escalation with full context
Where we stop
Troubleshooting stays at first line: documented checks and clear escalation. Technical fixes, refunds outside your policy, and product decisions remain with your team.
How each store request is handled.
Every request type has an agreed first-line answer and a clear point at which it goes to your team.
Review current contacts
We look at your channels, recent customer messages, policies, and order tools to understand what customers ask and where answers live.
Handoff: Contact review
Write the playbook
Approved answers, saved replies, and escalation rules are written for each request type and channel.
Handoff: Support playbook
Connect to your tools
Agents get the access they need to look up orders and record conversations, as agreed with you.
Handoff: Access and recording set up
Support customers
Requests are answered across channels, solved at first line where possible, and escalated otherwise.
Handoff: Conversation records
Review and refine
Regular reviews of contact reasons and escalations show where your store, policies, or product pages could prevent questions.
Handoff: Insights for your store team
Who handles what
Request types and escalation points are agreed during setup. A typical split looks like this:
| Request | Handled at first line | Escalated to your team when |
|---|---|---|
| Placing an order | Checkout help, product choice, and assisted orders where allowed | Payment keeps failing or a custom quote is needed |
| Tracking a delivery | Status lookups, delay updates, and carrier information | A parcel is lost or a delivery claim is needed |
| Returns and exchanges | Eligibility checks and instructions under your policy | An exception, damage claim, or refund outside policy |
| Product questions | Answers from approved product information | The answer is not in the approved information |
| Getting started | Setup steps and first-use guidance | A product fault or account problem is suspected |
| Troubleshooting | Documented checks for login, payment, and setup issues | The documented steps do not solve it |
Every store request, sorted and reported.
Reporting shows what customers ask by channel and request type, and where escalations come from.
What you receive
- A support playbook with saved replies and escalation rules
- Conversation records across phone, email, and chat
- Escalation cases with the details your team needs
- A regular report by channel and request type
- Suggestions for product pages, policies, or store content that would prevent repeat questions
Measures we agree with you
- Response time by channel
- How quickly phone, email, and chat contacts are answered against agreed targets.
- Requests by type
- The share of order, tracking, returns, product, and technical questions.
- First-line resolution
- How many requests are solved without escalation.
- Escalations
- What reaches your team, by reason.
- Customer feedback
- Satisfaction responses, where feedback questions are agreed.
Channel targets and reporting frequency are agreed during scoping. Coverage hours depend on the engagement; we never assume round-the-clock cover.
How we coordinate with your team
Escalation contacts
Named people on your team for orders, returns, and technical issues.
Policy and product updates
Changes to policies, offers, or products are shared with us before they go live.
Peak planning
Sales events and launches are planned together, so coverage can be agreed in advance.
Ecommerce support questions.
Worth discussing in your first enquiry
- The channels your customers use, and any you want to add
- Your most common customer questions today
- Your returns, exchange, and refund policies
- The store platform, help desk, and order tools you use
- What first-line troubleshooting should and should not include
- Upcoming launches or sales periods
Phone, email, and live chat. The channels, hours, and response targets for your store are agreed during scoping.
Where you grant access, agents can look up orders and record conversations in your existing tools. Access is agreed with you and limited to what the work needs.
Only within limits you set. Most stores keep refund approval with their own team; we prepare the case and the customer communication.
Documented checks for common problems, such as login, payment, and setup issues, plus gathering the details your team needs. Anything beyond the documented steps is escalated rather than guessed.
No. Support works with the store platform and tools you already use, provided agents can be given suitable access.
Often, yes. If support keeps surfacing checkout, product page, or tracking problems, our ecommerce development and CRO teams can review them as separate work.
Start your ecommerce support enquiry
Tell us what needs to be done.
Share the bottleneck, the timing, and what a useful outcome looks like. We review the context and reply with a useful next step.
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