Customer Feedback disputes, drafted from the evidence
Every negative Customer Delivery Feedback item lands the day after the delivery, with the photo, the map and the customer's note beside it. Put one on the To dispute list and the dispute is written for you. Management files it on Amazon's own page, by hand.
The forecast predicts the score. The dispute agent protects it.
Every delivery, with its evidence
- Daily: each negative feedback item shows up the day after the delivery, not when the week's scorecard does.
- Photo: the delivery photo opens beside the item and is kept for 90 days.
- Map: where the package was marked delivered, next to the pin for the address, and how far apart the two are.
- Notes: the customer's delivery notes, and where the package was left.
The dispute, written for you
Pick the items worth disputing and each one gets a draft: a suggested reason and the details, written from the evidence. The day, the time, the stop and route, the distance from the pin, where it was left and a safe-place note the customer wrote. Edit it as you like. A name, an address, a phone number or a gate code never goes in, and anything typed with one is caught before it is saved.
Filed by management, on Amazon's page
Fleet Cadence does not file anything with Amazon. Management copies the details, saves the photo, opens Amazon's Customer Delivery Feedback page for that week and files the dispute there. When the case appears on Amazon's disputes list, the draft is marked filed with its case number and status.
What it will not draft
- Already disputed: a package with a dispute on file is left off.
- Wrong package: Amazon takes no dispute for Wrong Package Delivered, so none is drafted.
- Off until you turn it on: the To dispute list appears once management switches it on.
Questions
Does Fleet Cadence file the dispute with Amazon?
No. It writes the draft; management files it on Amazon's page by hand. Fleet Cadence never sends anything to Amazon.
Does the driver hear about the feedback?
Yes, if you turn it on: each driver gets a message about feedback on their own deliveries, once, with a link to see it.
Who sees the delivery photo?
Management, and the driver whose delivery it was. It is deleted after 90 days.
The rest of the day
See it on your own routes
Your first month of the whole platform is free, for everyone, whenever you start. A week of real routes, punches and write-ups is the only way to judge this, and that takes a month to build up.