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  1. How to read your gas meter

    Gas meter reads come up less often than electricity — but when they do, it's usually because something looks off on a bill. This guide walks you through the different types of gas meter a customer might have and how to read each one accurately. ...
  2. Resolution Options

    1. Confirmed Billing Error - Issue Credit When investigation confirms an error: Immediate actions: Calculate correct charges Determine credit amount Apply adjustment to account Update billing for future accuracy Custo...
  3. When to Escalate

    Escalate to a supervisor when: Mandatory Escalations Credit amount exceeds $100 (supervisor approval required) Customer requests supervisor (always honor this request) Legal threats ("I'm calling my lawyer" / "I'll sue") ...
  4. Documentation Requirements

    Every dispute must be thoroughly documented. Good documentation protects both the company and the customer. Required Information Initial dispute case: Date and time of dispute claim Customer's specific claim (in their words) Ch...
  5. Account Events guide

    Account Events: Understanding the Account Timeline Every action and interaction on a customer account is recorded as an "event" in Kraken's account timeline. This guide explains the different types of events, what they mean, and how to use them eff...
  6. Month Two - Developing Confidence and Speed

    Moving Beyond the Basics Month two is where things start clicking into place. You'll notice you're navigating systems faster, remembering processes without checking notes, and feeling more natural in conversations with customers. Handli...
  7. Your Personal Development Plan - Months 1-3

    Creating Your Roadmap for Success Your first three months are structured, but your learning journey is personal. This guide helps you create a development plan that aligns your growth with your goals and Good Egg Energy's expectations. ...
  8. Months 10-12 - Preparing for Year Two

    Reflecting on Your Journey As you approach your first anniversary, take time to reflect on your transformation. You've gone from knowing nothing about energy supply to confidently handling complex customer situations. You've developed tech...
  9. Supporting customers in financial difficulty

    Financial difficulty is one of the most common forms of vulnerability you'll encounter, and one of the most sensitive to handle well. A customer who is struggling to pay their energy bills is often also dealing with stress, shame, and fear — sometim...
  10. Gas leak protocol

    A customer calling to report a gas smell or suspected leak needs one thing above all else: fast, clear, calm guidance. This article gives you the exact steps to follow and the words to use. In a gas emergency, there is no time to improvise — know th...