The chargeback defense playbook
GuideWhat goes into a winning dispute response — design proof, delivery proof, recipient interaction, and the order ticket. With sample wording for the response letter that issuing banks accept.
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A growing library of guides, checklists, and templates pulled from real shops we've worked with. Free to use, shop-friendly in tone, and updated as the platform — and the trade — evolves.
The single most common question shop owners ask us is: "What evidence actually wins a chargeback?" These resources answer that — concretely, with examples and counter-examples.
What goes into a winning dispute response — design proof, delivery proof, recipient interaction, and the order ticket. With sample wording for the response letter that issuing banks accept.
Request a copy →The physical proof a driver should capture at the door: photo with house number visible, time-stamped, GPS attached. Print-and-laminate friendly for the dashboard.
Request a copy →Editable template addressing the most common reason codes — non-receipt, dissatisfaction, recipient unreachable. Designed to read clean to bank reviewers, not internal staff.
Request a copy →The wire services and order-gatherers your shop fulfills for are a substantial slice of revenue and an outsized slice of disputes. These references help you decide which orders to accept and check your statements against what you fulfilled.
Some wire orders are profitable; some are loss-leaders the gatherer knows it's passing on to you. A framework for evaluating margin, geography, and risk per order before you accept.
Request a copy →A spreadsheet template for matching wire-service statements against orders the shop fulfilled — the precursor pattern Floral Intel's Statement reconciliation module is automating.
Request a copy →Day-to-day shop tools that don't require Floral Intel to use. Built for small teams; print-friendly; written in plain language.
The one-pager a designer needs at the bench: order ticket details, recipient context, tone, and any substitution policy. Printable, fits in an order wrapper sleeve.
Request a copy →First-week checklist for a new designer or driver: POS access, kiosk PIN, delivery zone walk-through, safety basics. Editable so each shop can adapt to its own setup.
Request a copy →Calculate true cost per arrangement: stems, hard goods, labor minutes. The pattern Floral Intel's COGS module is automating, with the formulas exposed so you can see what the platform will be doing.
Request a copy →Outside reading we recommend if you want to go deeper into the trade and the business of running a shop. We don't sell any of these.
Resources we ship grow out of conversations with shop owners. If you have a recurring question, a process worth documenting, or a template you've been meaning to write up — tell us via the contact page and we'll see if we can build it.