Documents
CPC Processes
Systems
Resources
Communication
100

Why would you access the Document Viewer? The Contract Viewer?

Document Viewer- Change order requests, permits, Photos, measure documents

Contract Viewer - customer receipt, Home improvement agreement, Notice of cancellation

100
CPC Departments

D23/59 (Flooring & Decor) D29 (Kitchen), D30 (Millwork)

100

What bins can be found in Order Management in My View?

Priority, Installer to Call, Vendor to Call, Balance Dues 

100

What is Service Connect?

Service Connect is a system that helps you connect customers with service providers that The Home Depot partners with.  Over 30 Home Services programs in one place. Search function makes finding programs fast and easy. Accessed via MyView

100

Importance of Email Etiquette

Lasting Impression, Professionalism, Efficiency, Protection from Liability

200

Customer Installation Approval / Lien Waiver

This document is signed by the customer when the work has been successfully completed and they are satisfied with the job. Typically, the installer provides this document and then sends it to the CPC team through a document viewer. 

200

How many days after placing an order can the customer request to cancel?

3 Days

200

What system would a CPC use to take action on an order?

Order Up

200

What is the difference between Home Services and Service Connect?

Home Services is customer-facing on homedepot.com. Service Connect is an internal system where we can enter in a lead using our associate ID.

200

MS Teams Expectations

Be available, respond promptly, avoid negative conversations, and know your audience.

300

Change Order

This document can be sent through a document viewer, emailed to the CPC agent, or called in directly to the CPC depending on the urgency. The CPC will then be required to make the necessary changes and bill the customer. 

300

How do measures support your role?

This is a reference point for the installer and the CPC. This document assists in how much product to order, the work that needs to be done and the scope of the project. 

300

What are the four types of Rework PO's?

Type 1 Defective Merchandise / Supplier Error 

Type 2 Store Error

Type 3 Installer Workmanship Error

Type 4 Measure Error

300

What resources can be found on MyApron?

Workday, Dimensions, Original COS Page, Order Up Resources, Department Pages

300

Customer Contact Points

Introduction

Pre-Installation

Post-Installation

400

Installation Punch List 

Includes the work that the installer will and will not perform at the customers' location. 

400

Why would a customer request a Change Order?

Change in Merchandise or Labor, Unforeseen Circumstances, Change in Labor Scope, Customer Accommodation

400

How would a CPC use Ariba?

A CPC agent would use Ariba after confirming an issue with the product/install that requires Home Depot to get money back from the service provider. This is related to a type 3 rework. The CPC is responsible for adding the SASM and their supervisor as a watcher in case the chargeback is denied. 
400

Why would a CPC use the Finance Contact Center? 

To locate a receipt older than 2 years for warranty service. They cannot find cash receipts. 

400

What are the four pillars of ECF?

Engage, Get to the Root Cause, Problem Solve, Gain Commitment 

500

Measure Forms & Packets

These documents will help the CPC confirm what was initially measured and connect it to what product/labor was ordered and whether there were issues with measuring completion. 
500

What actions can a CPC take to resolve customer concerns?

Assist with - Damaged/Defective Products, Updating Labor, Providing Compensation, Provide Receipts/Warranty Info, Add/Cancel Measures

500

What are the five types of chargebacks?

Delivery, Labor Only, Merchandise & Labor, Merchandise Only, Reversal 

500

Why would a chargeback be necessary? Which group will approve or deny a chargeback request?

Product Cost w/Type 3 reworks, Service Provider Change, Overpayment to Service Provider. The team at the SSC.  

500

List all the stakeholders that you will work with in your role. 

SASM, DSM, Store Manager, Specialty Supervisor, Designers, Virtual Apron, Pro Desk, Service Providers, Vendors, Carriers, S/O Supervisor, Customer

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