Apology and Offer of Compensation to a Customer

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A letter responding to a customer complaint with an apology and a specific offer of compensation, framed as a goodwill gesture in full and final settlement, without admission of liability.

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Template for general reference only; not legal advice. Adapt it to your facts and have it checked by an advocate before use.

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What this draft covers

  • Reference to the complaint and order
  • What went wrong and what has been done about it
  • Specific offer: refund, replacement, credit or payment
  • Goodwill gesture without admission of liability
  • Full and final settlement on acceptance, and how to accept

When to use it

Use when a business wants to resolve a customer grievance quickly by offering compensation, while keeping its legal position protected.

Format: Editable Word document (.docx), 2 pages.

Preview

[On the letterhead of the company]

[Date]

Ref.: [●]

To,

[Name of recipient]

[Designation / company]

[Address]

Subject: Your complaint dated [date] regarding order no. [●]

Dear [Mr./Ms. Name],

Thank you for your letter dated [date] regarding [brief description of the problem]. We are sorry for the inconvenience this has caused you.

We have looked into the matter. [Explain briefly what happened, e.g. the consignment was damaged in transit / the installation was delayed because ●.] We have [taken the following steps: ●] to prevent this from happening again.

As a gesture of goodwill, and without any admission of liability, we are pleased to offer you [a full refund of ₹[●] / a replacement of the product / a credit note of ₹[●] valid for [●] months / a payment of ₹[●]].

If this is acceptable to you, please confirm by signing and returning a copy of this letter, or …

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