customer exception handling process
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Lead Author, Integrated Solutions |
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Approved by & Effective on Date of
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Yufen Chang Yu, Integrated Solutions |
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THIS DOCUMENT IS TO BE REGARDED AS THE OFFICIAL
CUSTOMER EXCEPTION HANDLING
PROCESS WITHIN INTEGRATED
SOLUTIONS. IT IS TO BE MAINTAINED UNDER
CHANGE CONTROL
BY THE DOCUMENT CONTROL
COORDINATOR.
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CHANGE SHEET |
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TITLE: Integrated Solutions Customer Exception Handling Process |
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DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE |
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ISSUE |
DATE |
SECTION |
DESCRIPTION |
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1.0 |
3/7/97 |
All |
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Original issue. |
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2.0 “ “ |
7/31/97 “ “ |
Failure
Management 2.0 5.0 |
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Added Failure
Management Template ·
Refined Process Flow
Chart To Actual Beginning / End Process ·
Refined Resolution
Description to Actual Resolution Process |
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3.0 “ |
12/12/97 “ |
4.0 6.0 |
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Redefined Steps /
Process of Complaints / Resolution ·
Modified Metrics so
that Contact Days and Resolution |
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4.0 |
2/24/98 |
2.0 |
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Redesigned Process Flow
Chart to Better Reflect |
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5.0 |
4/19/2001 |
2.0 4.0 7.0 8.0 |
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Revised Process Flow
Chart ·
Revised Complaints
Activities ·
Added “Records” Section ·
Added Appendix A for
location of Records |
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5.1 |
12/14/01 |
6.0 6.5 |
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Added Appendix B for
CEH Metrics Log ·
Added Appendix C for
CEH Metrics Review |
Table of Contents
1.0 INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................
2.0 PROCESS FLOWCHART.............................................................................................................. 5
3.0 DEFINITIONS..............................................................................................................................
3.1 CUSTOMERS..............................................................................................................................
3.2 CUSTOMER EXCEPTION
HANDLING PROCESS...........................................................................
4.0 COMPLAINT ACTIVITIES.............................................................................................................
5.0 RESOLUTION...............................................................................................................................
6.0 METRICS.....................................................................................................................................
6.1 CONTACT DAYS...........................................................................................................................
6.2 RESOLUTION PLANNING..............................................................................................................
6.3 PLANNED VS. ACTUAL COMPLETION DATE.................................................................................
6.4 TREND ANALYSIS........................................................................................................................
6.5 PROCESS IMPROVEMENT...........................................................................................................
7.0 RECords.................................................................................................................................... 8
The Customer Exception Handling Process is designed to increase customer satisfaction by resolving customer issues.
The major tasks within the process include:
· ensuring high visibility of complaints and rapid response time for their solution,
· assessing the timeliness of responses and
· initiating appropriate corrective actions to resolve and prevent reoccurrence of Customer Exception Handling Process.

A customer is any end user, or their representative, internal or
external users of Integrated Solutions products and services.
A Customer Exception Handling Process is defined as any notification to
an Integrated Solutions employee that a significant
customer expectation has not been met through normal operating procedures.
Examples of Customer Exception Handling Process:
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Written
notification or a phone call to the company owner or designated representative,
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Written
notification or a phone call to the CEO/President,
Integrated Solutions employees will use proper judgment in deciding
what issues are resolvable through normal operating procedures and which issues
should be escalated as a complaint.
Typically, issues will
be judged as complaints if any of the following criteria is met:
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A letter or
call is received, expressing dissatisfaction
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An issue is
outside of individual’s span of control;
it requires planning and participation from several functional areas
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An issue will
impact another organization