Egnaro Rings — Customer Service Playbook and Practical Guide

Executive overview and purpose

This document outlines a complete, practical customer service approach for Egnaro Rings focused on resolving issues quickly, preserving lifetime value and protecting high‑value purchases (rings priced from $95 to $5,200). The playbook assumes an omnichannel operation with direct e‑commerce sales, wholesale partners, and a small number of brick‑and‑mortar trunk shows. Targets are explicit: initial response within 24 hours, average resolution within 48 hours for standard cases, and a target Customer Satisfaction (CSAT) of 4.7/5 or Net Promoter Score (NPS) ≥ 60.

The recommendations below combine operations, policies and frontline scripting so that representatives can consistently process inquiries, returns, repairs and escalations. Wherever exact figures are cited (hours, fees, warranty lengths) they are intended as operational targets and examples that Egnaro management should adapt to legal and financial realities in the country of sale.

Contact channels, hours and Service Level Agreements (SLAs)

Offer these primary channels: phone, email/ticketing, live chat, SMS and an online returns portal. Example channel configuration: phone (09:00–18:00 local time, M–F), email monitored 08:00–20:00, live chat 10:00–17:00. SLA targets: 90% of live chats answered within 30 seconds, emails/tickets acknowledged within 6 hours and resolved within 48 hours for non‑technical issues. For urgency, maintain an escalation SLA—critical safety/size‑error cases closed within 24 hours.

Sample (placeholder) public contact details for templates and website placement: phone +1‑555‑0123 (example), email [email protected], returns portal https://egnaro.example/returns. Display local warehouse hours and a physical returns address clearly: Example Returns Dept, 123 Artisan Row, Suite 200, Portland, OR 97204 (example). Always include order number, date of purchase, SKU and photos with every inbound inquiry to reduce back‑and‑forth and achieve First Contact Resolution (FCR) targets of ≥82%.

Returns, exchanges and warranty policies

Establish three tiers of policy: (1) standard returns for buyer’s remorse, (2) limited warranty for manufacturing defects, and (3) repair services. Example policy parameters: 30‑day free returns for unworn rings (customer pays insured return shipping above $2,000), 2‑year limited warranty on structural defects, and optional extended protection 3 years for a one‑time fee of $39 (covers resizing and polishing but not accidental loss). State restocking fees only where legally permissible—recommended to avoid for jewelry to preserve trust.

Refund mechanics should be explicit: refunds to original payment method within 7 business days after receipt and inspection; exchanges processed within 5 business days. Track return rate by SKU; industry benchmark for fine jewelry return rate is typically 4–10% depending on online photograph accuracy. Set a maximum allowable return rate per SKU (for example 12%) before triggering merchandising or photography audits.

Repairs, resizing and processing logistics

Offer tiered repair services with transparent prices and timelines. Example fees: basic polishing $25–$50, minor prong repair $50–$150, full rebuld/stone reset $150–$450. Typical turnaround times: 7–14 business days for routine resizing/repairs, expedited 3–5 business days for premium service at an extra $75. For rings over $2,000, require insured shipped returns with signature and tracking; recommend insurance at 100% of declared value.

Create a repair intake form that captures: order number, SKU, ring size, metal type, photographic damage evidence (three angles), desired outcome and approval to proceed with an estimated cost range. Use a digital work order system to log technician hours, parts costs and serial numbers for stones or bespoke components to preserve warranty integrity and for future analytics.

Frontline training, scripts and quality assurance

Train agents on three domains: product technicalities (metals, stone settings, hallmarks), empathy techniques for high‑emotion calls (lost engagement ring, sizing failure) and operational procedures (RMA creation, repair triage). Training cadence: 1 week onboarding, 4 hours weekly product refreshers, quarterly roleplay evaluations. Expected agent KPIs: Average Handle Time (AHT) 6–12 minutes for calls, FCR ≥82%, CSAT ≥4.7/5.

Provide standard response templates and escalation language to maintain tone and speed. Example escalation matrix: Tier 1 (agent) resolves standard questions and basic RMAs; Tier 2 (lead) handles warranty denials and complex repairs within 24 hours; Tier 3 (manager) reviews legal claims, high‑value disputes (> $1,500) or potential chargeback prevention. Record all contacts in CRM with tags (RMA, repair, complaint) for reporting and trend analysis.

Essential intake checklist

• Order number, buyer name, email and phone; date of purchase and place of sale (web/retailer) — required to validate warranty.
• SKU/serial, ring size, metal and stone details; clear photos (top, profile, inscription) and brief description of issue.
• Preferred resolution (refund, repair, exchange), willingness to accept credit, and authorization to proceed with estimated repair costs.

Escalation matrix (compact)

• Tier 1: Agent — SLA initial response 24 hours, resolution target 48 hours.
• Tier 2: Team Lead — review within 12 hours for warranty disputes or complex repairs.
• Tier 3: Manager/Legal — action within 24 hours for refunds > $1,500, chargebacks, or regulatory issues.

Reporting, analytics and continuous improvement

Measure and report weekly and monthly: tickets per channel, FCR, AHT, CSAT, return rate by SKU, repair turnaround time and cost per repair. Example monthly dashboards should include: total inbound contacts, 30‑day rolling CSAT, and a list of top 5 SKUs by return % and reason. Use these metrics to optimize product copy, photography and sizing charts—improvements here commonly reduce returns by 15–40% over 6–12 months.

Use customer feedback loops: post‑resolution CSAT surveys (1–3 question), quarterly NPS surveys and follow‑up interviews for any 1‑star experience. Set a continuous improvement backlog: prioritize fixes that reduce repeat contact and cost, and report ROI (cost saved per dollar spent on remediation) each quarter to leadership.

How do I email Egnaro?

[email protected]
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What are egnaro rings?

Our rings are all made of pure medical grade silicone. They’re comfortable, smooth, non-conductive and definitely safe even for sensitive skin. They’re flexible &durable and it won’t out of shape even being strong pulled compared to other silicone rings.

How do I email Tillets Customer Service?

[email protected]
Please send Customer Services an e-mail ([email protected]) or Facebook message with your order number, photo’s of the fault and a brief description of the fault or issue and we will help you straight away.

How do I contact finer rings customer service?

Please email [email protected] to arrange a solution, you will be provided with a retuns form if this is deemed to be the best course of action. We do not offer exchanges or refunds on items that have been customised. We are happy to offer you an exchange on an item for another item that you would prefer!

Who makes the best silicone rings?

Best Silicone Rings Ratings Chart

Men’s Ring	Women’s Ring	Overall Score
Groove Life Zeus	Groove Life Zeus Thin	9.3
Qalo Metallic Strata	Qalo Metallic Strata	8.0
N/A	Qalo Stackables	8.3
Enso Elements Classic	Enso Elements Halo	8.6