COMPLAINTS · HANDLING · AUTOMATION
Debesis is complaint management software for business for handling complaints online. It brings together email, phone, forms and the customer portal — every complaint lands in one register.
One solution for the whole complaint process: SLAs, automation, KPI reports and the full history of every case. The team sees each complaint’s status, priority, response deadline and customer context — without inbox chaos.
If you are looking for software for complaint handling : Debesis supports e-commerce, service, transport and healthcare. CRM, courier and web form integrations help close cases faster and keep the process under control.
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See the report →Complaint management software is the central tool for capturing, classifying and handling customer complaints. Every case gets a number, a category, a priority and an owner; all correspondence lands in one thread. The team sees the context, contact history and SLA deadline — without inbox chaos. It proves itself in e-commerce, service, transport and healthcare — wherever deadlines, status tracking and complete documentation matter.
Handling complaints by email and spreadsheet only works up to a point. As volumes grow, threads get lost, priorities are missing and quality is hard to measure. In Debesis every complaint is registered, automations watch SLA deadlines and reports show TTR, SLA breaches and backlog. The result: less chaos, faster closure and lower handling costs without growing the team.
Debesis organises the whole process: every complaint from email, form, phone or customer portal lands in one place. The agent immediately sees the status, contact history, priority, owner and SLA deadline. Managers see queues, workload and service quality in real time. The customer gets a fast, reliable answer with a clear status for their complaint.
Automatic rules classify complaints, assign them to the right department and escalate critical cases without manual work. CRM and courier integrations add the full order context to every case — speeding up decisions and shortening response times. The company handles growing complaint volumes without proportionally more staff.
The complaint arrives by email, phone, form or customer portal. The system assigns a number and an initial status and routes it to the right queue.
Rules recognise the complaint type (product, service, delivery), set the SLA and route the case to the responsible department or agent.
The agent has the full context: contact history, CRM data, order status and photos, and can quickly judge whether the complaint is justified and decide.
The system sends confirmations to the customer, updates the CRM, notifies the courier of a return or creates tasks for the warehouse — without manual work.
Once resolved, the customer gets the decision and a summary; reports show TTR, FCR, SLA breaches and complaint causes for process improvement.
Complaint management software is needed wherever customers regularly return goods, report defects or complain about services, for example:
Debesis brings all complaint channels together. Agents do not search threads in an inbox; they see a list of cases with priorities, statuses and SLA deadlines. Reply templates and automatic actions shorten every complaint.
Rules classify complaints and set priorities. SLA monitors response and resolution time. Dashboards and KPI reports (TTR, FCR, backlog, complaint causes) show bottlenecks — managers decide on data, not gut feeling.
Debesis works as a complaint management with KPI reports. It monitors SLAs in real time, escalates cases at risk of breaching automatically and exports to BI tools.
Connect Email, VoIP, CRM, your online store and couriers. Through integrations Debesis creates cases automatically — for example on a shipment status or a return — syncs customer data and speeds up the whole process.
The CRM integration adds the full customer context to every complaint. In the customer portal the buyer registers the complaint and tracks its status without calling.
Many companies start handling complaints in a normal inbox or a spreadsheet. Beyond a few dozen cases a month this model reaches its limits. Here is how Debesis complaint management differs from the traditional approach.
| Area | Email + spreadsheet | Debesis complaint management |
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| Overview of cases | Threads scattered across several inboxes, no customer history. | Every complaint has a number, status, history and an owner — all in one place. |
| Deadlines and SLA | Set by hand, no alerts and no automatic reminders. | SLAs as rules, automatic escalation and alerts before a breach. |
| Teamwork | Forwards, CCs, no clear ownership and no decision history. | Internal comments, queues, one owner per case — clear ownership. |
| Reports | No reports, just manual counting in a spreadsheet. | Built-in reports on TTR, FCR, SLA, complaint causes and backlog. |
| Scaling | Chaos grows with the number of complaints. | The system grows with the company and keeps order whatever the volume. |
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How it works in practice
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Answers to the most common questions about rolling out and running Debesis complaint management — from inbound channels to integrations and KPI reports.
Complaint management software is a tool for registering, handling and closing customer complaints centrally. Every case gets a unique number, a status and an owner — so progress and SLAs can be tracked.
Debesis combines the complaint register with automation: multichannel intake, classification, escalation and KPI reports. The team works in one interface for email, phone, forms and the customer portal — without switching applications.
Yes. Debesis accepts complaints by email, web form, phone (VoIP), SMS and through the Customer portal , where buyers register complaints themselves and follow the status.
Every complaint is routed to the right queue automatically; the contact history — with attachments and photos — is in one case. Through the CRM integration customer data and order history are visible immediately.
In Debesis you set SLA rules for different complaint types (e.g. first response in 4 hours, resolution in 5 working days). The platform measures time in each status and alerts you when a deadline is at risk.
The system can change the priority, escalate to management or send an alert by SMS or email — so you keep contractual and statutory deadlines in view.
Yes. The Debesis analytics dashboard shows the full statistics of the complaint process: complaints over time, average TTR, FCR, SLA breaches, complaint causes and the current backlog.
Reports can be filtered by channel, complaint type and category. CSV and XLS export allows analysis in BI tools. Managers see the team’s real workload and improve the process based on data.
Yes. Debesis connects via API or webhooks to CRM systems (e.g. Salesforce), ERP, online stores and couriers (e.g. DPD, GLS). We clarify which of your systems apply during the demo.
A complaint can be created automatically on a shipment status change or a return. The agent sees order data, contact history and delivery status without switching systems, which shortens the review considerably.
Yes. Any company can try Debesis complaint management free for 7 days with no contract. During that time we set up queues, roles, SLAs and basic integrations and run online training (in English or Polish).
After the trial you can continue on the same account — data and settings are kept.
Automation in Debesis replaces manual assignment, sending confirmations and reminders, manual reports and searching inboxes for context. Repetitive work disappears and every complaint is handled faster.
The biggest effect is less routine work — growing complaint volumes do not need proportionally more staff.
A ticketing system handles all customer requests: questions, support, service, complaints. Complaint management software focuses on the specifics of the complaint process: intake, assessing validity, decision and communication with the customer.
Debesis combines both on one platform — complaints and all other requests in one place, with no data silos and no tool switching.
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“The Debesis system is a very useful everyday tool — intuitive, clear and functional. A big advantage is being able to build and manage a customer database, which noticeably improves service quality.”
“Since our company was founded, Debesis has been our trusted technology partner. We use the full range — from the call center application through ticketing, SMS and IVR to handling all our phone traffic.”
“We wholeheartedly recommend Debesis as a solid, professional partner for modern case management and telephony. The tool has clearly improved our daily work.”
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