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Customer waiting - quick fixes
The customer is waiting. Find your situation, do the first step now, read the rest later.
Quick Answer - 30 Seconds
Angry customer, a manager, or a price beyond the visit fee? OnePath agent: Escalate to someone else. On the account's team: Assign teammate to the person who decides.
Anything else: find it in the table below → do the first step → open the full page later.
Customer situations aren't support. Someone on the account decides; you only pass them on.
Find your situation
| What's happening | First step | Full page |
|---|---|---|
| The customer is angry | Listen, then pass it on (below) | The Customer Is Angry |
| The customer wants a manager | Pass it on (below) | The Customer Wants a Manager |
| The customer asks for a price | Quote the visit fee only (Service Fee / Customer pays). Any other price: pass it on (below) | Customer Asks About Pricing |
| Still with {name}? is on screen | Click I'm still here. Finished? Click I'm still here, then Resolve & close. | The Still with them? window popped up |
| My task is gone | Look at the last message you saw | My task is gone |
| Call does nothing, or nobody hears anyone | Allow the microphone in your browser, then click Call again | Phone Not Working |
| Appointment times won't load | Click Retry availability, then Submit report if it still fails | No Appointments Available |
| The customer doesn't answer | Try Send text, then click Waiting answer | I Can't Reach the Customer |
| Waiting answer is grey | Send the customer a short text, then click it | Finishing a Task |
| An error message popped up | Search its words | What this message means |
The countdown ran out on a finished task
The window can't be dismissed, and the task was released. Get it back and close it:
- OnePath agent: open the new Claim this task email → Claim → Resolve & close.
- On the account's team: your list → To Do → Take it → Claim → Resolve & close.
Passing the customer on
A price other than the visit fee, a complaint, a manager: someone on the account decides. As a OnePath agent, you never need to know who.
If you're a OnePath agent
- Click Escalate to someone else.
- Under What is it about, pick the closest type. Billing, a refund or a price: pick Other.
- In Details, write what the next person needs to know.
- Click Escalate.
The task goes to the account's team and you see Conversation escalated successfully.
If you're on the account's team
For an angry customer, a price, a refund or a manager:
- Click Hang up if you're on a call. Assigning during a call shows Finish the call first.
- Click Assign teammate, pick the person who decides and confirm. Manager not on the account? Pick the account owner.
To put the task back on your team's To Do list instead:
- Click Hand back. The window Give this back to OnePath opens.
- Under What is it about, pick the type. In Details, say what happened.
- Click Hand it back.
No Hand back button? The task already came to your team by escalation. Use Assign teammate.
"I don't know what to do with this task"
- Read the summary at the top of the task: who the customer is and what they need.
- Check Next actions: what's already planned.
- If the account uploaded one, click View Playbook for their rules.
Still unsure? Write a note with Add note, then pass the task on as above.
"I made a mistake"
- Click Add note and write what happened and what's correct. Click Save note.
- If the customer was told something wrong, call or text them now with the correct information.
- Booked the wrong time? Reschedule or cancel from the task.
Something in Human Force is broken
- Reload the page once.
- Still broken? See Quick fixes when Human Force acts up.
- Nothing works: email support@onepath.ai with the task number.
Quick Tips
- ✅ Passing a customer on is the right call - prices, complaints and managers belong to the account.
- ✅ Write a note before you pass it on - the next person reads it first.
- ✅ Move the mouse while you read - two still minutes open the idle window.
- ❌ Don't quote any price but the visit fee - pass it on instead.