Complaints
Billing
High Bills
Complaints 2
GDPR
100

Where do we record complaints in Kraken?

Events tab

100

Name 3 things you see on a customer's bill

Tariff, bill amount, meter reads, address, name, MTDs, payments

100

Where would we look for insight into high bills?

Properties or statements

100

Give one example of an OTOR complaint

Tariff prices, bill frequency, cost of chargeable appointments & migrating to E.ON Next

100

What's a verifier and give an example

Something that verifies a customer's identity - date of birth, email address, number, etc.

200

If we see a customer has complained before about the same issue and sent an email, BUT no complaint was logged - what do we do?

Open new complaint and backdate to date of email

200

When should a customer expect a bill if they're paying on receipt of bill?

Once a month

200

Name 3 things we can look into if a customer is complaining about a high bill

Check their readings, check for price changes, see if there was catch up reading, check their payments

Extra 100 points! Also raise a complaint for the customer

200

What does GOGW stand for & what does it mean?

Gesture Of Good Will - complaints compensation we give to customer due to failing on our end

200

Give one red flag to look out for when trying to pass DPA with a customer

Taking long time to answer DPA, avoiding DPA, major name changes, wishing to change contact details as soon as they ring in

300

How many times do we have to contact a customer as per our NCP?

3 times 

300

What are the price cap change dates on a variable tariff?

1st Jan, 1st April, 1st July & 1st October

300

How would you explain a 'catch up bill'?

A catch up bill happens when kraken hasn’t received readings for a long period of time and a customer finally submits a read

300

When can a customer go to the ombudsman?

When we deadlock, or when complaint reaches 8 weeks (56 days)

300

What would we advise the customer on an outbound call ONLY?

"All calls are recorded for training & monitoring purposes"

400

Name 4 things we need to do when managing a complaint

Apologise, take ownership, plan of action, ask cust what resolution they want 

400

What can we do if we get a reading that's too low compared to what we have in Kraken?

Get photo of meter reading 

400

What is an SLT and what does it do?

Standard Loads Test - test to check if the meter is faulty e.g. running too fast/too slow

400

In what instance would you 'warm close' a complaint?

When we've resolved the issue but we've been unable to get in contact with the customer to confirm this

400

For DPA - what else can we ask a customer apart from:

- Name, DOB, Address, Acc number, email, number

Last payment, payment method, what we supply, password

500

Give 5 bits of info we need in our notes when raising a complaint

Why customer is unhappy, what resolution they want, what info we need from cust, have we agreed pre-agreed resolution? Next contact, preferred method of contact, why resolution can't be provided on the same day

500

How do we calculate a bill?

Usage = Work out difference between different reads to figure out usage and x this by unit rate. 

Standing charge = Work out difference in days between the reads, and x by standing charge.

500

What can we discuss with the customer before assuming a meter is faulty?

Explore customer's usage (appliances, property, etc.), spaced reads, check for up to date reads 

500

Give 3 points on how we can avoid a complaint going down the no contact process

Always get contact details, get best time to contact them & method, send email nudge, give recap at end of call

500

Name 3 things you should do when working from home

Always use headphones, do not take photos of customer data/work screens, never work in a room with someone external to E.ON Next, do not use Alexa, etc.