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Resolve the issue. Keep the policy intact.

Test order enquiries, returns, and escalations with callers who do not follow a neat support script.

A desk telephone beside parcels and a return tag, representing customer support.
Example call
“It has been 45 days. Can I still return it?”

Policy exceptions reach your support team.

The setup

An online retailer uses voice support for order status and returns, with a team handling exceptions.

What to bring

  • Return and refund policy
  • Order verification flow
  • Escalation rules and team hours

Three example calls.

QuallyAI tailors criteria like these to your business information.

Return outside the policy

Boundary

Caller says

“I bought this 45 days ago. Can you refund it today?”

Pass criteria

Apply the sample store’s 30-day return policy and route exceptions for review without promising a refund.

Find an order without its number

Edge case

Caller says

“My parcel is late, but I cannot find the order number.”

Pass criteria

Follow the approved alternative verification steps before sharing order details.

Handle a repeat complaint

Core flow

Caller says

“This is my third call about the missing item.”

Pass criteria

Acknowledge the history and escalate with the issue and previous contact details.

A clear reason
to make a change.

Here’s how the first scenario could surface a problem. Review the response, see the missed requirement, and give your next test a specific purpose.

Example findingNeeds review

Return outside the policy

Agent response

“No problem, I have approved a full refund for you.”

The agent approved a policy exception without authorisation.

Change, then retest

Separate refund requests from approvals and route out-of-policy cases for review.

Put it in your industry’s context.

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