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Offer Rejected Notifications

How to manage your offer rejected notifications

Safa Nurrachmi avatar
Written by Safa Nurrachmi
Updated over 2 months ago

The Offer Rejected notification feature alerts your team whenever a customer rejects an offer across any buyback type. This helps you stay informed, analyze customer behavior, and strengthen your team’s performance by understanding why offers are rejected.


Steps

1. Access Notification Settings

Navigate to Settings > Notification Settings in your Reusely dashboard.

2. Edit the Offer Rejected Template

Under Staff Notifications:

  • Switch the Offer Rejected toggle On to activate it.

  • Click the three dots button and select the Pencil icon next to Offer Rejected to open the email template editor.

3. Add Internal Recipients

Add your team’s email addresses in the BCC field, so they receive a copy of every rejected-offer notification.

4. Customize Email Subject & Content

Update the Email Subject and Body Content to match your communication style.
The default template includes:

  • Company Name

  • Offer ID

  • Customer’s Full Name

  • Offer Note

  • Company Logo

5. Modify Short Codes

You can add, remove, or replace short codes to adjust the information displayed.
Some commonly used short codes include:

  • {:offer-date} – The date when the offer was created.

  • {:rejection-reason} – Shows the rejection reason submitted by the customer.

  • {:shippingkit-link} – Provides a direct link to the printable shipping label file.

6. Save & Preview

Click Save to apply your updates.
Select Preview Email to see how the final message will appear to recipients.

7. Reset to Default (If Needed)

If you need to restore the original template, click Reset to Default and confirm by selecting Yes, Reset.

Important Notes

When an offer is rejected, the customer must complete a short survey. Their response will appear in the Customer Note section and cannot be edited by your team.


By optimizing your Offer Rejected notifications, you can gain deeper insight into customer decisions, enhance your buyback workflow, and continuously improve your business operations.

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