Description
Coordinate intake, tracking, and resolution of incoming correspondence across channels; compose, review, and route replies to requests involving merchandise, damage claims, credit, delinquent accounts, billing errors, and service issues. Gather supporting data, maintain records and templates, and ensure timely, accurate, and compliant responses.
- • Prepare and coordinate documents and responses for damage claims, credit and billing inquiries, invoices, and service complaints.
- • Compile data from records to produce periodic correspondence activity reports.
- • Provide clear explanations of applicable policies, procedures, and regulations in responses.
- • Triage incoming correspondence to determine subject, priority, and routing.
- • Send acknowledgments and receipt confirmations to originators.
- • Review drafts for format, accuracy, completeness, and compliance; secure approvals or signatures.
- • Maintain centralized logs, files, and control records for all correspondence.
- • Collect and verify supporting records; attach documentation to responses.
- • Use and maintain standardized form letters and templates.
- • Route and track items to responsible departments; follow up to ensure timely closure.
- • Draft and edit replies on merchandise requests, claims, credit inquiries, delinquent accounts, billing errors, and service issues.
- • Ensure remittances related to correspondence are properly recorded and secured.
- • Calculate fees or costs for record requests and issue payment requests.
- • Prepare and track certified mailings and other secure transmissions.
- • Liaise with internal teams to assess feasibility and coordinate fulfillment of requests.
- • Coordinate order processing initiated via correspondence.
- • Compile and relay customer specifications for special products or services.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
