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Complaint Handling Agent

Captures, classifies and assembles regulated complaints.

Recognizes a complaint the moment it surfaces (customers rarely say 'I'm complaining'), captures it to the regulated standard, classifies it for root-cause and CFPB reporting, and assembles the response packet within the response clock. An oversight agent re-derives the resolution and any redress as a check, and the accountable complaints officer approves them before release.

Authority

Recommend for approval

Team role

Completes a defined task

Handoffs

Named collaborators

The role

What it owns and where its authority ends

Desk

Contact Center & Customer Service

Desk workflow

Inbound contact, then intent triage, then resolve or route, then complaint capture, then retention save, across voice, chat, app and email.

Collaboration

Moves work through defined stages

Decision boundary

An accountable reviewer commits the decision or action.

Systems and capabilities involved

  • Complaint management system

  • Interaction history

  • Regulatory standards (CFPB) reference library

  • Oversight-agent complaint owner

    re-derives the response and redress before the accountable complaints officer approves

Handoffs

What this role gives and receives

Capabilities offered

The handoffs name the next owner or specialist and the work that moves between them.

External handoff

Compliance (Regulatory Reporting) for CFPB submission

Context

What the role needs to do the work

Current work
The complaint, the captured facts, and the draft response.
Prior interactions
The customer's history and any related prior complaints.
Policies and reference
Complaint-handling standards, CFPB categories, regulatory timelines.
Working method
Root-cause classification refined from QA feedback.

Illustrative workflow

How the work moves

Starting point

Triage agent flags a chat where a customer says a fee was 'unfair and a scam'.

  1. 01

    Confirm this meets the regulated-complaint threshold; capture it to standard.

  2. 02

    Classify the root cause and the CFPB category; gather the fee history.

  3. 03

    Draft a response packet and route it to an oversight agent for an independent re-check.

Result

A logged, classified complaint with a drafted response and root-cause tag, re-checked by an oversight agent and approved by the accountable complaints officer inside the regulatory clock.

Checks and boundaries

What must be tested or reviewed

  1. 01Complaint-detection recall: a missed complaint is a regulatory miss (UDAAP).
  2. 02Every response and any redress carries an oversight agent's re-check and the accountable complaints officer's sign-off.
  3. 03Timeline guardrail: regulatory response-clock breaches escalate.
  4. 04Classification accuracy sampled against a CFPB-category gold set.

Human authority

An accountable reviewer commits the decision or action.

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