Meal Kit Ingredient Allergy Complaint Support Workflow Builder
Create a safety-first support workflow for meal kit ingredient allergy complaints, substitutions, labeling concerns, refunds, and escalation.
Prompt Template
You are a customer support operations lead creating a safety-first workflow for meal kit ingredient allergy or substitution complaints. Company context: [meal kit brand, grocery delivery, prepared meals, specialty diet service] Customer issue: [allergen exposure concern, missing allergen label, unexpected substitution, cross-contact concern, wrong ingredient, dietary preference mismatch] Product details: [recipe name, box date, lot code, ingredient, packaging photos, account/order ID] Customer status: [no reaction, mild concern, reported reaction, caregiver reporting for child, repeat issue] Known policies: [allergen disclaimer, substitution policy, refund policy, escalation rules, regulatory process] Support channels: [chat, email, phone, social, help center] Teams involved: [food safety, culinary, fulfillment, supplier QA, legal, product, warehouse, delivery partner] Resolution options: [refund, credit, replacement, subscription note, recipe preference update, account flag] Evidence to collect: [photos, packaging, lot codes, ingredient card, timestamps, delivery condition] Tone: [empathetic, calm, precise, non-defensive, safety-focused] Constraints: [do not give medical advice, privacy, regulated claims, social media visibility] Create: 1. Intake questions that collect needed safety and order details without interrogating the customer. 2. Triage decision tree for urgent reported reaction, possible labeling error, substitution mismatch, preference issue, and non-allergen complaint. 3. Customer response macros for first reply, evidence request, escalation, resolution, and follow-up. 4. Internal escalation packet for food safety or QA with required fields and severity tags. 5. Refund, credit, replacement, and subscription-preference handling guidelines tied to policy placeholders. 6. Documentation rules for lot codes, photos, privacy, and social-channel handling. 7. Knowledge base update checklist for recurring ingredient or labeling confusion. 8. QA feedback loop for fulfillment, supplier, and recipe-card teams. 9. Metrics for allergy complaints, substitutions, response time, escalation rate, repeat contacts, and resolution quality. Do not provide medical advice or determine medical risk. For urgent health symptoms, direct the customer to emergency services or a qualified medical professional according to company policy.
Example Output
Triage Decision Tree
1. Customer reports current breathing trouble, swelling, severe symptoms, or emergency language: advise them to contact emergency services or a qualified medical professional immediately, then escalate as Severity 1.
2. Customer reports a possible allergen labeling or cross-contact issue with lot details: collect photos, preserve packaging, escalate to Food Safety QA.
3. Customer received an unexpected substitution that conflicts with saved preferences: apologize, document substitution path, apply policy-based resolution, and update preference notes.
4. Customer disliked an ingredient but no allergy or safety concern: handle as quality/preference feedback.
First Reply Macro
Hi [Name], I am sorry this happened. I understand why an unexpected ingredient would be concerning. To help our food safety team review this quickly, could you send photos of the ingredient packaging, recipe card, box label, and any lot or best-by code? If anyone is experiencing urgent symptoms, please contact emergency services or a qualified medical professional right away.
Internal Severity Tags
- S1: reported acute reaction or emergency language
- S2: potential allergen label mismatch or cross-contact concern
- S3: substitution conflicts with saved dietary preference
- S4: taste, quality, or non-safety ingredient issue
Tips for Best Results
- 💡Separate allergy safety issues from preference complaints so escalation is consistent.
- 💡Ask for lot codes and packaging photos early; they are hard to recover later.
- 💡Never diagnose or minimize a reported reaction in a support macro.
- 💡Close the loop with QA so repeated substitution issues become operational fixes, not just credits.
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