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The last interaction.

WHAT TO CONFIRM BEFORE CLOSING

That the problem is actually resolved.

HOW

Ask, unless it is unambiguous.

WHAT TO INCLUDE IN THE CLOSING MESSAGE

What the problem was What was done Anything they should know for the future How to reopen

WHY THE SUMMARY MATTERS

They may need it later, and so may you.

WHAT TO AVOID

Closing without a message Closing while the customer is still waiting on you Closing to meet a metric

WHY THAT LAST ONE IS CORROSIVE

It makes every measurement meaningless.

WHAT TO DO WITH PENDING TICKETS

Follow up before closing, with a warning.

HOW MANY TIMES

Twice, spaced sensibly.

WHAT TO SAY

That you will close it if you do not hear back, and that reopening is easy.

WHAT TO MAKE EASY

Reopening.

WHY

A closed ticket with an unresolved problem produces a new ticket and lost history.

WHAT TO RECORD

The category and the resolution.

WHY

It is what makes the data useful later.

WHAT TO ASK AFTERWARDS

Whether they were satisfied.

WHEN

Immediately, while it is fresh.

WHAT TO DO WITH NEGATIVE ANSWERS

Follow up personally.


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