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GROWTH DEPT.HELPDESK

Use case · Where is my order?

Answer order status questions in one step.

Where is my order is the question a store gets most. The helpdesk shows the order beside the email, fills the tracking link into your reply and sorts these tickets before anyone opens them.

Illustration of the helpdesk with a made-up store. Every name, order and number is invented.

Questions this covers

  • “Where is my order?”
  • “My tracking hasn't moved”
  • “It says delivered but it isn't here”
  • “When will it ship?”

How it works

From the customer's email to the answer

Three steps, each one a part of the helpdesk that works today.

  1. 1

    The ticket arrives sorted

    A rule spots words like tracking and where is, tags the ticket and hands it to the team that answers order questions.

  2. 2

    The order is already there

    The customer's Shopify orders sit beside the ticket with their delivery status, matched by email address.

  3. 3

    One macro writes the answer

    The macro fills in the customer's name, the order number and its tracking link, then tags and snoozes the ticket.

The parts of the helpdesk doing the work

  • Rules

    Tag and route new tickets before anyone opens them. Learn more

  • Customer sidebar

    Orders, totals and delivery status beside the ticket. Learn more

  • Macros

    Saved replies with the order number and tracking link filled in. Learn more

  • Help center

    Articles customers find before they write in. Learn more

Questions

Shopify fills in the orders by itself. Other stores can attach order data to customers through the API, and macros and rules work either way.

Yes. A rule can send a macro as the first reply when a ticket matches. You can also start with the rule tagging and routing, and an agent sending the macro.