What advanced filtering technique can be used within Seller Hub to quickly identify orders that are *most likelyto result in negative feedback or disputes?

An advanced filtering technique within Seller Hub to identify orders most likely to result in negative feedback or disputes involves combining multiple filters to create a highly specific segment of potentially problematic orders. This is not a single 'magic' filter but a strategic combination. Start by filtering for orders that meet several of the following criteria simultaneously: 1. *Orders with Delayed Shipping: Filter for orders where the estimated delivery date has passed, and the item has not yet been marked as delivered. Shipping delays are a primary cause of buyer dissatisfaction. 2. *Orders with Recent Buyer Messages: Filter for orders where the buyer has sent a message within the last 24-48 hours. This indicates that the buyer may have a question or concern that needs to be addressed promptly. 3. *Orders with a Specific Item Category: Filter for orders containing items from categories that historically have a higher rate of returns or complaints (e.g., electronics, clothing with sizing issues). 4. *Orders to Specific Geographic Locations: Filter for orders being shipped to geographic locations known for higher rates of shipping issues or customer disputes (based on your historical data). 5. *Orders Placed During a Promotion: Promotions sometimes attract new buyers who may not be familiar with your products or policies. Filter for orders placed during a recent promotion. 6. *Orders with Unusual Order Value: Filter for orders with a significantly higher or lower value than your average order value. Unusual orders might indicate potential fraud or misunderstandings. By combining these filters, you create a targeted list of orders that require immediate attention and proactive communication. For example, filter for orders that are both 'delayed in shipping' AND 'have a recent buyer message'. Prioritize reviewing these orders, proactively contacting the buyers to address their concerns, and offering solutions to prevent negative feedback or disputes. This proactive approach demonstrates a commitment to customer service and significantly reduces the likelihood of negative outcomes. Do not rely on one filter. Using many overlapping filters helps prioritize your actions.