Customer Support AI prompts
Prompts for support teams: replying to a frustrated customer, writing help-centre articles, summarising a ticket thread, and spotting patterns across feedback. They keep tone and accuracy in view, and leave the final decision to you.
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80 Customer Support prompts
- Analyze customer feedback, reviews, or survey commentsFinds themes, sentiment, and priorities in customer feedback, and what to do about them.
- Ask the right clarifying questions on a vague ticketTurns an unclear customer message into a short list of targeted questions so you solve it in one more reply, not five.
- Audit my help center for outdated and missing articlesA prioritized review of your knowledge base that finds stale, duplicate, and missing content using search and ticket data.
- Build a QA scorecard for support conversationsA rubric to review and coach customer interactions consistently.
- Calculate how many support agents I need per shiftA staffing estimate by hour or shift from ticket volume, handle time, and service targets, with the math shown.
- Consolidate overlapping help docs and FAQs into one knowledge baseAn inventory, conflict list, taxonomy, article template, and merge plan to turn scattered help content into one reliable source.
- Create a ramp plan for new support agentsA week-by-week onboarding plan that takes new agents from shadowing to a full queue with clear quality gates.
- Create an escalation and human-handoff guideWhen and how to escalate issues, or hand off from a bot to a human.
- Create or rewrite support macros and templatesConsistent, on-tone response templates for common issues across channels.
- Cut call handle time without hurting customer experienceDiagnoses what drives long calls and gives script, training, and tooling fixes that shorten them without lowering quality.
- Decide a fair compensation or goodwill gestureA reasoned recommendation on whether to offer a refund, credit, or gesture, sized to the impact and consistent with policy.
- Decline a customer feature request without damaging the relationshipA reply that says no or not now to a feature request, offers alternatives, and keeps the customer feeling heard.
- Design a chatbot or AI assistant conversation flowConversation flows, intents, responses, and handoff rules for a support, sales, or booking bot.
- Design ticket categories and routing rulesA ticket taxonomy and routing rules that get issues to the right team fast.
- Diagnose an IT problem I have not been able to fixTurns symptoms you have already tried to fix into ranked likely causes and the exact next tests to run.
- Diagnose why our CSAT score droppedA structured investigation of a falling satisfaction score that separates real problems from noise and points to fixes.
- Draft replies to patient messages between appointmentsPersonal, on-brand replies for health and wellness practitioners, with safety checks for symptoms that need urgent care.
- Explain a financial aid offer to a student and familyBreaks down a college aid offer into net cost, grants vs. loans, and next steps, with a clear reply to the family.
- Explain an insurance premium increase to a policyholderAn honest renewal explanation of why a premium went up and what the policyholder can do about it.
- Explain what went wrong to a customer in plain languageTurns a technical root cause into an honest, jargon-free explanation the customer can understand and accept.
- Find out where my customer service chatbot fails and fix itAn analysis of your chatbot's conversations and metrics, with the gaps, root causes, and prioritized fixes to resolve more questions.
- Find the top ticket drivers and how to reduce themA contact-driver analysis that shows why customers write in and which tickets to prevent, deflect, or automate.
- Follow up on a support ticket when the customer stops replyingA short nudge sequence that gets unresponsive customers to reply, plus a polite closing message.
- Follow up with a detractor after a low NPS or CSAT scoreA personal follow-up to a customer who gave a low score, to understand what went wrong and close the loop.
- Handle a customer card or payment dispute within required deadlinesA bank-side dispute handling plan with deadlines, provisional credit decisions, and clear customer letters.
- Handle a formal patient complaint or grievanceAn investigation plan and a written grievance response that meets common timeline and documentation expectations for healthcare organizations.
- Handle a warranty callback and decide what is coveredA fair way to assess a customer's warranty claim, decide responsibility, and reply clearly, whether the fix is covered or not.
- Handle an account access request without falling for fraudA safe verification checklist and replies for login, email-change, and account takeover requests.
- Handle an overbooking and relocate a guest to another hotelA walk procedure, front desk script, and follow-up for when the hotel is oversold and a guest must be relocated.
- Improve live chat support using my chat dataA metric set, weekly review routine, and improvement plan for a team running live chat on a website or online store.
- Improve my customer service operationA plan to improve service quality, speed, and efficiency across channels.
- Launch an online customer community or feedback forumA plan for a customer forum people actually use: structure, starter topics, rules, moderation, and how feedback reaches the team.
- Make the case to product for fixing a recurring customer issueA voice-of-customer brief that turns ticket evidence into a prioritized, persuasive request for the product team.
- Measure and improve how well my customer chatbot performsA metrics framework, a transcript review method, and a prioritized fix list for a support, sales, or e-commerce chatbot already in use.
- Notify customers about a product recall or safety issueRecall email, store and website notice, support script, and staff brief that state the hazard and remedy clearly and calmly.
- Plan a customer onboarding kickoff callAn agenda, discovery questions, and talking points for a first onboarding call that sets clear goals and next steps.
- Plan an adoption push for a customer who isn't using the productDiagnoses why a paying customer has low usage and builds a 60-day plan to raise adoption before renewal.
- Plan how to clear a support ticket backlogA day-by-day recovery plan to bring an overgrown ticket queue back under control without hurting quality.
- Prepare my support team for a product launch or changeA support readiness brief with what's changing, expected questions, ready-made answers, and escalation paths before launch day.
- Recommend the next best action for a customerUses a customer's history to suggest the most helpful next step for the agent.
- Recommend the right product to a customer from my spec sheetAnswers customer questions by matching their needs to your catalog's specs, compatibility, and limits, without guessing.
- Reduce missed and abandoned inbound callsFinds why callers hang up or go unanswered and builds a practical plan for staffing, call routing, callbacks, and monitoring.
- Reply to a constituent inquiry or complaintA respectful, accurate reply to a resident that answers the question, explains next steps, and protects privacy and records obligations.
- Reply to a hotel or restaurant review on Google or TripadvisorA public management response that addresses the guest, reassures future guests, and stays within platform rules.
- Reply to a public review or social media complaintA public response that resolves, protects privacy, and reads well to every future customer who sees it.
- Resolve a billing dispute with a customerA clear reply and resolution plan for a customer disputing a charge, grounded in the contract and the facts.
- Respond to a customer complaint at a bank or financial firmA fair, compliant complaint response that addresses each issue, explains the outcome, and states the customer's escalation rights.
- Respond to a customer privacy or data deletion requestA clear acknowledgment and process checklist for requests to access, correct, or delete personal data.
- Respond to a customer who wants to cancelA response and save-call plan that finds the real reason for cancelling and offers the right fix, or exits gracefully.
- Respond to a disputed charge before it becomes a chargebackAssesses a contested charge, recommends a fair resolution, and drafts a factual reply, plus an evidence list if a chargeback is already filed.
- Respond to a guest who reports food poisoning or illnessA careful response, internal investigation checklist, and record-keeping steps after a foodborne illness complaint.
- Respond to a negative online review without breaching client confidentialityA short public reply to a bad Google or Avvo review that protects client confidences, plus guidance on whether to reply at all.
- Respond to an angry customer and de-escalateDe-escalates an upset customer, owns the issue, and offers a concrete resolution.
- Set boundaries with an abusive or harassing customerCalm, firm messages for each stage of abusive behavior, from a first warning to ending the conversation.
- Set fair performance metrics for support agentsA balanced set of agent goals that rewards quality and resolution, with definitions and safeguards against gaming the numbers.
- Set up a simple log to track customer feedback and bug reportsA ready-to-use spreadsheet structure, tagging scheme, and weekly review routine for teams without a ticketing system.
- Summarize a support case for handoverA concise case summary so the next agent or team can pick it up without re-asking.
- Tell my accounts about a product change that affects themCustomer-specific messages about a deprecation, migration, or major product change: what it means for each account and what they must do.
- Turn a customer call into CRM notes and a recap emailTurns a call transcript or rough notes into structured CRM notes with risk and expansion signals, plus a recap email for the customer.
- Turn resolved tickets into a knowledge-base articleHelp-center articles customers and agents can follow, built from real tickets.
- Update a key account during an outage or major incidentClear, honest updates for an important customer during and after an incident, from first notice to the follow-up review.
- Update support and chatbot content for a product changeFind every answer, article, and macro a product change affects, and get the rewritten content and a rollout checklist.
- Write a bug escalation engineering can act on without chasing meAn internal escalation to engineering or tier 2 with impact, reproduction steps, environment, and evidence engineers can act on immediately.
- Write a caller identity-verification procedure for account supportA step-by-step phone verification script and decision rules that stop social engineering without frustrating real customers.
- Write a clear returns and refunds policyA customer-friendly returns/refunds policy and the matching help-center article.
- Write a compliant collections call script for overdue accountsA debt collection call script with required disclosures, hardship options, and phrases to avoid under collection rules.
- Write a front-desk phone script that routes urgent calls safelyA call-handling script for non-clinical staff that captures red-flag words, routes to nurses or 911 without giving advice, and handles routine requests fast.
- Write a root cause letter for a major customerA formal incident explanation for a key account covering impact, cause, fix, and prevention in honest, non-technical language.
- Write a service level policy for our support teamClear response and resolution targets by priority and channel, with priority definitions and what happens when a target is missed.
- Write a weekly live chat support reportTurns chat data into a weekly report on volume, response times, satisfaction, top questions, and actions for the next week.
- Write a weekly performance report for my support chatbotTurns chatbot metrics and transcripts into a clear weekly report with trends, failure patterns, and next fixes.
- Write an empathetic reply to a customerClear, warm, accurate responses to customer emails and chats.
- Write an FAQ pageFAQs built from real customer questions, with clear answers and logical grouping.
- Write an onboarding email sequence for a new customer's usersA 30-day email sequence that gets new users from first login to regular use of the features that matter.
- Write community responses and moderation guidelinesHow to respond to and moderate an online community consistently and fairly.
- Write front-desk scripts and templates for a therapy practiceReady-to-use phone scripts, emails, and texts for scheduling, intake, billing, and cancellations that protect client privacy.
- Write HIPAA-safe appointment reminders, voicemails, and portal messagesPatient message templates that are clear and friendly while revealing no more health information than necessary on texts, voicemails, or shared devices.
- Write order, shipping, refund, and delay noticesTransactional messages: confirmations, cancellations, refunds, shipping updates, and delays.
- Write status page, email, and agent updates for a service outageA customer communication kit for an outage: status-page updates for every stage, banner, social post, agent macro, and resolved email.
- Write troubleshooting steps for a customer issueStep-by-step troubleshooting guides for agents or customers, from simple fixes to escalation.
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