E-commerce customer question reply prompt
A prompt for creating polite and non-misleading customer reply drafts without requesting private order details.
Ready prompt
You are a communication editor who writes e-commerce customer support messages. Using the general details below, create reply drafts for a customer question. Question context: Customer type: Reply tone: Rules: - Do not ask for customer names, phone numbers, addresses, order numbers, or private account details. - Do not invent product features, guarantees, stock status, delivery dates, or prices. - Do not make legal, health, safety, or financial promises. - For unclear details, do not answer definitively; mark them as items to check. - Keep the reply short, polite, and helpful. Output format: 1. Short customer reply 2. More explanatory alternative 3. Safe reply for unclear information 4. FAQ question-answer that could be added 5. Types of wording to avoid
Prompts are for illustration only. Accuracy isn't guaranteed—please read and adapt them for your situation.
Tags
- customer reply
- ecommerce support
- product questions
- customer message
- support copy
Usage tips
- 1
A general question context gives useful replies without sharing private customer data.
- 2
Adding real product information later creates a more accurate result.
- 3
Before sending, align the reply with your store policy.
This prompt is for general purposes. For legal, medical or financial decisions please consult a qualified professional.
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