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Answer a return request
Using SellerClaw, a buyer wants to return order #1234. What does my return policy say? Draft a reply.
Any connected store
Whether the request fits your policy, and a reply that tells the buyer what to do, who pays the shipping and when the money comes back.
A buyer wrote: “The skillet arrived yesterday with a crack in the handle. I want to return it.” My return policy: 30 days, the buyer pays return shipping unless the item arrived damaged, refund within 3 days of getting it back. Does the request fall within my policy? Write a reply that tells the buyer exactly what happens next.
The buyer's message and your return policy
A buyer wrote: “The skillet arrived yesterday with a crack in the handle. I want to return it.” My return policy: 30 days, the buyer pays return shipping unless the item arrived damaged, refund within 3 days of getting it back. Does the request fall within my policy? Write a reply that tells the buyer exactly what happens next.
The skillet arrived damaged, so you pay to get it back. Ask for a photo before you send the label.
| Your rule | This request |
|---|---|
| 30 days | Within: it arrived yesterday |
| Buyer pays return shipping unless damaged | Arrived cracked: you send a prepaid label |
| Refund within 3 days of getting it back | Promise the refund by the third day after it arrives |
Reply: “Sorry the skillet reached you cracked. Please send us a photo of the handle and we'll email you a prepaid return label. Your refund goes out within 3 days of the skillet getting back to us.”
Reads what the buyer is asking for, and why.
Checks the request against each rule of your policy.
Notes what to ask for first, like a photo of the damage.
Writes a reply with the next steps in order.
Claude finds the order and reads the return policy of the store it came from, so the order number is all you give.
Using SellerClaw, a buyer wants to return order #1234. What does my return policy say? Draft a reply.
Any connected store
Here's a photo of a product I want to sell on eBay. Tell me what it is, then write the title, the item specifics and a description. Ask me about anything the photo can't show, like size or flaws.
A photo of the product
I've attached my Shopify orders export for the last 90 days. Which products bring in most of the money, which are slowing down, and what should I stop restocking? Give me a short table and three things to do this month.
An orders export from your store (CSV)
Read my Amazon listing below as a shopper comparing it with two others. What would make you buy somewhere else? Then rewrite the title and the first lines a buyer reads to fix it.
Your listing, pasted in or as a screenshot