6.2 Tutor Doctor SOP Escalations and Cancellations
Outline the process for handling
escalations and minimizing cancellations for the franchise.
Overview:
Escalations and cancellations and how to
handle to optimize client satisfaction are a part of doing business. Handling
escalations will require the correct identification of the root cause, so
appropriate action can be undertaken and result in a mutual satisfactory
conclusion for both the client and franchisee. Handling escalations well will result in fewer cancellations, less
administrative and customer service effort and happy families.
- Client Care Specialist Coordinators – Handle
escalations and resolution
- Office Mgr. /Supervisor – Review escalation and
cancellation metrics, training of staff to handle
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