Prompt Details
Model
Chat - (gpt-5.5)
Token size
279
Example input
[INSERT INDUSTRY]: SaaS / FinTech
[INSERT AUDIENCE]: Support Associate
[INSERT TONE]: Clinical & Professional
[PASTE TRANSCRIPT OR ROUGH NOTES]: Check if they are within 14 days. If yes, go to Stripe and refund. If more than 14 days, get manager approval in Slack
[INPUT_DATA]: Check if they are within 14 days. If yes, go to Stripe and refund. If more than 14 days, get manager approval in Slack
Example output
Core Objective
Process customer refund requests accurately while enforcing a 14-day eligibility policy and ensuring approvals for exceptions.
Phase Segmentation
Request Intake & Validation
Eligibility Check (Policy Gate)
Refund Execution (Stripe)
Exception Handling (Manager Approval via Slack)
Redundancy Check
No circular steps detected.
Potential gap: No confirmation/closure step → added in SOP for completeness.
Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)
SOP Meta-Data
Title: Customer Refund Processing SOP
Document ID: SOP-REF-001
Owner: Operations Team Lead
Executive Summary
This SOP standardizes refund handling by enforcing a strict 14-day eligibility window and routing exceptions through managerial approval. It ensures fast processing for valid requests while maintaining financial control and auditability.
Prerequisites & Tools
Access to Stripe (Refund permissions enabled)
Access to Slack (Manager approval channel)
Customer transaction details (email, charge ID, or invoice ID)
The Process Workflow
Phase 1: Request Intake & Validation
Receive refund request from customer (support ticket/email/chat).
Identify the transaction using customer details (email, order ID, or charge ID).
Phase 2: Eligibility Check (Policy Gate)
Verify the transaction date.
Determine if the request is within 14 calendar days of purchase:
If YES → Proceed to Phase 3
If NO → Proceed to Phase 4
Phase 3: Refund Execution (Eligible Requests)
Log in to Stripe Dashboard.
Search for the transaction using charge ID or customer email.
Open the transaction → Click “Refund”.
Confirm refund amount and submit.
Pro-Tip: Always double-check currency and partial vs full refund before confirming—Stripe refunds are irreversible.
Phase 4: Exception Handling (Manager Approval Required)
Post in Slack (designated approval channel or manager DM):
Include customer details, transaction ID, reason for delay
Wait for explicit approval (written confirmation required).
If approved:
Proceed with Steps 5–8 in Stripe
If rejected:
Inform customer politely that refund is not eligible per policy
Pro-Tip: Screenshot or retain Slack approval for audit trail.
Critical Details
14-day window is non-negotiable unless manager-approved
Always use exact transaction match—avoid refunding incorrect charges
Maintain audit evidence (Slack approvals, refund confirmation IDs)
Exception Handling (Top 2 Likely Failures)
Transaction Not Found in Stripe
Reconfirm customer details
Check alternate email/payment method
Escalate to Finance if still unresolved
Manager Not Responding in Slack
Follow escalation hierarchy (backup manager)
Do not process refund without approval beyond 14 days
Validation & Handoff
Success Checklist:
✔ Refund processed in Stripe with correct amount
✔ Eligibility criteria validated or approval documented
✔ Customer notified with confirmation
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