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1. Customer & Device Information

First Name:

Last Name:

Email Address:

Phone Number:

Loyalty Account Number:

Device Type:

Operating System & Version:

App Version:

Internet Connection Type:

2. Issue Description

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Type of Issue: (Select all that apply)

When Did the Problem Start?

Frequency of the Issue:

Steps to Reproduce the Issue: (What were you doing right before the problem occurred?)

Error Message Received (if any): (Please copy the exact wording)

Screenshots/Video of the Issue: (Upload if possible)

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3. Troubleshooting Steps Already Attempted

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4. Additional Information

Store/Location Where Issue Occurred (if applicable):

Transaction ID (if related to a purchase/reward):

Any Recent Changes to Your Account/Device? (e.g., OS update, password reset)

5. Consent & Follow-Up

May we contact you for further details if needed?

Preferred Contact Method:


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App Support Form Insights

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Here’s a detailed breakdown of the Retail Loyalty App Support Form, including its structure, purpose, and how each section aids in efficient troubleshooting:

1. Customer & Device Information

Purpose:

  • Ensures the support team can contact the user and verify account details.
  • Helps identify device- or OS-specific issues (e.g., crashes on iOS 17 but not Android).
  • Determines if the problem is isolated to certain app versions.

Key Insights:

  • Device Type & OS Version: Critical for diagnosing compatibility issues (e.g., "App crashes on iPhone 12 but not iPhone 15").
  • App Version: Rules out bugs fixed in newer updates.
  • Internet Connection: Helps pinpoint connectivity-related failures (e.g., rewards not syncing on weak mobile data).

2. Issue Description

Purpose:

  • Categorizes the problem for quick routing (e.g., technical vs. account-related).
  • Identifies patterns (e.g., "QR scanning fails only at Store X").

Key Insights:

  • Error Messages: Exact wording helps match known bugs or backend errors.
  • Repro Steps: Reveals if the issue is user-triggered (e.g., "Points vanish after clicking ‘Redeem’ twice").
  • Frequency: Distinguishes one-off glitches from systemic bugs.

Why It Works:

  • Dropdown menus standardize reporting (vs. free-text chaos).
  • Screenshots/video attachments provide visual proof (e.g., a frozen screen).

3. Troubleshooting Steps Attempted

Purpose:

  • Avoids redundant suggestions (e.g., don’t ask "Did you restart?" if they already did).
  • Highlights persistent issues needing deeper investigation.

Key Insights:

  • If reinstalling the app didn’t help, the problem may lie in account sync or backend APIs.
  • Trying a different device rules out hardware-specific flaws.

4. Additional Information

Purpose:

  • Links the issue to specific stores/transactions for validation.
  • Uncovers triggers like recent OS updates or password changes.

Key Insights:

  • Transaction ID: Lets support verify backend records (e.g., "Points were deducted but not applied").
  • Recent Changes: Flags conflicts (e.g., "App broke after Android 14 update").

5. Consent & Follow-Up

Purpose:

  • Ensures GDPR/compliance while streamlining communication.
  • Prioritizes response channels (e.g., email for non-urgent bugs).

Support Team Benefits

  1. Faster Triage:
    • Dropdowns auto-sort issues (e.g., "Login problems" → Auth team).
    • Device/OS filters identify widespread bugs (e.g., "All iOS users report crashes").
  3. Reduced Back-and-Forth:
    • The form pre-emptively collects details that support would otherwise ask for.
  5. Data-Driven Fixes:
    • Recurring issues (e.g., "Points not updating") highlight backend or API flaws.
    • Screenshots of error UIs guide UX improvements.

Potential Improvements

  • Integration with Analytics: Auto-fill device/app version from logged data.
  • Severity Scale: Let users rate impact (e.g., "Blocks all rewards" vs. "Cosmic glitch").
  • Knowledge Base Links: Suggest self-help articles based on issue type.


Mandatory Questions Recommendation

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(Essential for efficient troubleshooting and ensuring actionable responses)

1. Customer & Device Information

Mandatory Fields & Why:

Full Name

  • Why: Ensures accountability and personalized support. Needed for account verification if the issue is tied to a loyalty profile.

Email Address

  • Why: Primary contact for follow-ups and resolution updates. Also helps track repeat issues from the same user.

Device Type (e.g., iPhone 14, Samsung Galaxy S23)

  • Why: Hardware-specific bugs (e.g., camera scanning fails only on older devices).

Operating System & Version (e.g., iOS 17.4, Android 14)

  • Why: Critical for diagnosing OS-related crashes or compatibility issues (e.g., "App freezes on Android 14 but works on Android 13").

App Version (e.g., 2.5.1)

  • Why: Rules out bugs fixed in newer updates or confirms version-specific flaws.

Internet Connection Type (Wi-Fi/Mobile Data/Other)

  • Why: Connectivity issues (e.g., rewards fail to sync on mobile data due to firewall restrictions).

2. Issue Description

Mandatory Fields & Why:

Type of Issue (Dropdown Selection)

  • Why: Routes the ticket to the right team (e.g., login issues → Auth team; crashes → Dev team).

When Did the Problem Start?

  • Why: Identifies if the issue coincides with an app update, backend change, or external event (e.g., "Started after March 15th update").

Steps to Reproduce the Issue

  • Why: Eliminates guesswork. Example: "App crashes after scanning a QR code → likely a camera API bug."

Error Message Received (if any)

  • Why: Exact error codes (e.g., "HTTP 500") help pinpoint backend/database failures.

3. Troubleshooting Steps Attempted

Mandatory Field & Why:

Checklist of Attempted Fixes (e.g., Restarted App, Reinstalled)

  • Why: Avoids wasting time on redundant suggestions. If the user already reinstalled the app, the issue likely isn’t local cache-related.

4. Consent & Follow-Up

Mandatory Field & Why:

"May we contact you for further details?" (Yes/No)

  • Why: Legal compliance (GDPR/CCPA) and ensures the support team can reach the user if logs or screenshots are needed.

Why These Fields Are Non-Negotiable

  1. Prevents Back-and-Forth
    • Example: Without the app version, support might waste time asking for it before even diagnosing the issue.
  3. Identifies Patterns
    • If 50+ users report crashes on iOS 17.4, it signals an urgent compatibility bug.
  5. Prioritizes Urgency
    • A login issue (blocking access) is prioritized over a UI glitch (cosmetic).
  7. Legal & Security Compliance
    • Email/consent fields ensure data privacy adherence.

Optional but Recommended Fields

  • Loyalty Account ID: Speeds up backend checks for transaction/point issues.
  • Screenshots: Visual evidence but may not be feasible for all users.
  • Transaction ID: Only mandatory for reward/payment-related issues.
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