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Manage complaints

Turn incoming feedback into work you can review and resolve.

Every complaint belongs to one application. Reports from your connected channels appear in the same inbox, with the source and any context supplied by the reporter.

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Complaints 3
Acme StoreOpen

Checkout button does not respond

Clicking Checkout leaves me on the cart page. I expected the payment form to open.

Web widget

Select a report and change its status. This example does not change your workspace.

Find a report

Open in Complaintr
  1. In the sidebar, open Complaints.
  2. Use Search, the All, Open, and Resolved status tabs, and the Applications, From, To, Source, Severity, and Category filters to narrow the inbox.
  3. Select a complaint in the Inbox to open its details.
  4. Click Resolve to mark an open complaint resolved, or Reopen to return a resolved complaint to open.

Start with a status and application, then narrow by date or source. Clear filters if a report you expect to see is missing.

Read the details

DetailWhat it tells you
Title and descriptionThe problem, expected result, and actual behavior.
ApplicationThe product or project receiving the report.
SourceThe channel or agent that submitted it.
MetadataAdditional context, such as a page URL or environment details, when provided.
Category and severityAutomatic classification when triage is enabled and succeeds.
StatusWhether the report is open or resolved.
Created dateWhen Complaintr received the report.

A source label or submitted metadata provides context; it is not proof of a reporter's identity.

Review automatic triage

When automatic triage is enabled for the deployment, Complaintr can assign a category and severity. These appear in the list and detail view and can be used as filters.

Reports still arrive when classification is unavailable. A missing category does not mean the complaint was lost. Read the description before deciding what needs attention.

Resolve and reopen

Select an open complaint and click Resolve. Resolved reports remain accessible in the Resolved tab. Click Reopen if the problem needs further work.

Changing the status records your decision in Complaintr. It does not mean a fix has been deployed to your product.

Write reports that are useful

Include the action attempted, expected behavior, actual result, and enough context to reproduce it. Keep credentials and private customer data out of descriptions and metadata.

Example description
When I apply the SAVE10 code to a cart with two items, the total does not
change. I expected a 10% discount. The page shows no error message.

For programmatic reports, see the field limits in the API reference. To publish a report as a card, read Sharing.

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