P-95 Code of Conduct when Dealing with Consumers
File Reference : P-95 Code of Conduct when Dealing with Consumers
Date File Updated 29-09-26
File Format MS Word
No. of files 1
Category Policies
Tags: code of conduct, dealing with consumers, customer service, consumer vulnerability
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A code of conduct template for dealing with consumers, written to customers as a list of service commitments, with a 2 working day acknowledgement.

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  • Information-classification
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Code of Conduct when Dealing with Consumers Template

A code of conduct template committing to a high standard of customer service for all consumers, with the right to be treated fairly and considerately when using the organisation's products or services.

The policy has Approved By and Date Approved fields and carries a Public information classification, so it can be shared with workers, clients and other interested parties.

What the Code of Conduct Covers

  • Commitment - high-quality products and services and customer service based on consumers' needs
  • Fair treatment - the right to be treated fairly and considerately, as the organisation would expect to be treated
  • Service - welcoming, fair, responsive and courteous
  • Understanding needs - friendly and accessible, professional and well informed
  • Vulnerable consumers - staff who deal with customers trained in dealing with vulnerable consumers
  • Expectations - meeting expectations wherever possible, explaining when not, and saying what customers should expect to receive
  • Confidentiality - maintained at all times
  • Complaints and feedback - responded to effectively and used to improve products and services
  • Response times - emails, electronic submissions and complaints acknowledged within 2 working days
  • Customers' part - courtesy and respect, and the information needed to deliver the service

Written for Your Customers

The code speaks directly to customers, so it can be published on your website or given to customers as it stands once your details are added.

Using the Policy

Add your company name and logo, check each commitment matches what your organisation does and edit any that do not, then approve and date the policy and share it with workers and anyone else who needs to see it.

Who Needs a Consumer Code of Conduct?

Organisations that deal directly with consumers, including those working on consumer vulnerability or ISO 22458.

Works with the Consumer Vulnerability Procedure

The PP-1-17 Consumer Vulnerability Policy Procedure covers dealing with vulnerable consumers, and the TT-1-17 Consumer Vulnerability toolbox talk supports the staff training the code refers to. Concerns about a vulnerable consumer can be recorded on the F-Q102 Vulnerable Consumer Report.

Document Control

The footer carries the policy number and title, information classification, version and page numbers, and the approval fields record who approved the policy and when, so it can be controlled with the rest of your management system documents and listed on a document register such as the F-IMS20 Document Register.

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