Conversocial
Tagging
Sentiment
Zendesk
Me or We
100

This is how your queue should be organized.

Prioritized First > Then Oldest

100

A comment about sodium would be tagged as this.

Nutrition/Ingredients>Sodium

100

A customer is angry about another delayed delivery.

Negative
100

Press emails will be forwarded to this email.

SocialSupport@Freshly.com

100

When responding to any message on Conversocial. 

We

200

Messages where we need more info from the customer or even internally, would be placed here.

Hold Box

200

A random comment advertising vacuum cleaners would be simply tagged as this.

Spam

200

A potential customer has a question about shipping.

Neutral

200
This is where we see lots of collab inquiries and donation requests.
Marketing
200

Zendesk emails.

Me

300

Emojis and templates can be found here.

Clipboard

300

A complaint involving a delivery delay would be tagged as this.

Customer Service > Delivery

300

People talking amongst one another, not necessarily negative or even about Freshly.

Neutral

300

Extreme escalations where customers request to chat with the CEO or a high level executive can be found here.

Mike W.

300

Absolutely any review site ever (not including the app stores).

Me.

400

When working in Conversocial, you should always work in this "mode."

Play Mode

400

A question about Freshly meals would be tagged as this.

Service Question > Meals

400

Amazing feedback about all our meals.

Positive

400

You can always be yourself, except when you're responding to an email in this Zendesk view.

Megan M.

400
On App Reviews, Google Play and iTunes.

We

500

Messages that have selected to be closed will sit in closing for this long

2 hours

500

Positive praise about a specific meal would be tagged as this.

Feedback > Specific Meal

500

A food safety claim.

Negative.

500

Emails sent to the regular support view that have Marketing keywords, will automatically be triggered to this view.

Social Support

500

DOUBLE JEOPARDY:

Replying to this email, we are neither the Freshly collective nor ourselves. In fact, we respond as a whole other person entirely.

Megan M.

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