Fewer “Where Is My Package?” Calls
A customer wants to know where a parcel is. That question can end in two ways.
Someone on your team looks the parcel up and calls back.
The customer looks the parcel up on your branded courier website and follows it stage by stage.
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Something to look up. Each booking carries its own tracking ID, so every customer has a number to type. Anyone can check from the tracking form.
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What they see. The service booked, where the parcel left from and where it is going, its current stage and every step already done, with times.
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Six stages in plain view. Pending and Approved come first, then Ready For Packing and Ready For Delivery, and finally On The Way and Delivered.
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Your name on the page. The tracking form sits on your own courier website, and it is clean and mobile-friendly, so a customer can check from a phone.
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Your team's time. Status questions get answered on the page first. Here is how the tracking page works.
Status calls from customers used to fill our whole support day. Customers check the tracking page themselves now, and my team finally has time for the real problems.