Bike Share Unlock Failure Refund Support Workflow Builder
Create a support workflow for bike share unlock failures, duplicate charges, stuck locks, safety issues, refund decisions, and operations handoffs.
Prompt Template
You are a customer support operations lead for a bike share or micromobility service. Build a support workflow for unlock failure and refund cases. Service model: [dockless bikes, docked bikes, e-bikes, scooters, campus fleet, city bike share] Issue types: [bike will not unlock, QR code error, app charged but no ride, lock stuck, bike missing, ride started on wrong vehicle, duplicate charge] Customer context: [at station now, left location, late for commute, tourist, accessibility need, safety concern] Systems available: [ride admin, lock telemetry, payment processor, station dashboard, GPS, CRM, app logs] Verification rules: [account email, phone, ride ID, last four payment digits, station ID, vehicle ID] Refund/credit policies: [full refund, partial credit, ride pass adjustment, abuse limits, pending authorization timing] Operations handoff: [field tech, station rebalancing, fleet maintenance, payment operations, safety team] Risk concerns: [fraud, repeated refund requests, damaged vehicle, unsafe location, payment dispute, stranded rider] Channels: [chat, phone, email, in-app ticket, social support] Tone: [fast, calm, practical, commute-aware, safety-first] Success metrics: [time to unlock resolution, refund accuracy, repeat contacts, vehicle defect tags, CSAT] Create: 1. Triage decision tree by customer location, ride status, payment status, and lock telemetry. 2. Intake checklist that avoids collecting unnecessary payment or personal data. 3. Real-time rescue steps for customers still at the bike or station. 4. Refund, credit, and pending authorization decision rules using supplied policy. 5. Customer macros for unlock failure, duplicate charge, stuck lock, wrong vehicle, and bike missing. 6. Internal handoff template for field operations, maintenance, payment ops, and safety. 7. Abuse and fraud red flags with escalation path. 8. Help center article outline and proactive app-message copy. 9. QA checklist for empathy, policy accuracy, privacy, and safety escalation. 10. Reporting tags and dashboard metrics for fleet defects and payment issues. Do not ask for full card numbers or passwords. Flag safety issues before refund optimization.
Example Output
Triage Flow
1. Confirm account and ride ID without asking for full payment details.
2. Check ride status: not started, active, ended, or payment authorization only.
3. If the rider is still at the bike, try remote unlock or direct them to the nearest available vehicle.
4. If telemetry shows unlock failure and no ride movement, issue refund or pass credit under policy.
5. Tag the vehicle for field inspection if lock attempts failed twice.
Macro: Charged But Bike Did Not Unlock
Hi {{first_name}}, I can see the unlock attempt on bike {{vehicle_id}} did not complete and the ride did not move. I have reversed the ride charge according to our policy. If you see a pending authorization, your bank may take {{timeframe}} to remove it. I also flagged the bike for inspection.
Ops Handoff
Vehicle ID, station/GPS, failed lock timestamps, customer description, photo if provided, safety concern yes/no, refund action taken, priority level.
Tips for Best Results
- 💡Include ride status and payment status separately; many bike share complaints are pending authorizations, not settled charges.
- 💡Ask for customer macros by situation so agents can respond quickly while someone is stuck at a station.
- 💡Treat repeated unlock failures as fleet operations data, not just refunds.
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