Draft refund emails from a photo and Gmail receipt
Capture Evidence and Start a Prompt. Task: Suggested implementation: Capture a photo of the faulty product and upload it to Claude Cowork alongside the Gmail receipt. Use this visual and textual context to draft a refund request email. The human user must review the draft before sending.; tools: Claude Cowork. Human role: The original post does not say how a person stayed involved.; limitations: The source is blocked or too short to provide specific limitations or prerequisites. Integration with Gmail and Claude Cowork may require specific permissions. Human approval is mandatory before any email is sent to avoid incorrect claims..
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Overview
Capture Evidence and Start a Prompt
Workflow
Suggested implementation: Capture a photo of the faulty product and upload it to Claude Cowork alongside the Gmail receipt. Use this visual and textual context to draft a refund request email. The human user must review the draft before sending.
Reported result
No measured results or success metrics are available from the source. The workflow's effectiveness is unverified. A proposed acceptance check is to confirm the drafted email includes correct order details and a clear description of the fault.
Human role
The original post does not say how a person stayed involved.
Limitations
The source is blocked or too short to provide specific limitations or prerequisites. Integration with Gmail and Claude Cowork may require specific permissions. Human approval is mandatory before any email is sent to avoid incorrect claims.
Try it
Act as a customer service assistant. I have a faulty product and need to draft a refund email. Inputs: - Photo of the faulty item: [replaceable input: upload image file] - Gmail receipt link or text: [replaceable input: paste receipt details] - Vendor name: [replaceable input: e.g., Amazon, Best Buy] Steps: 1. Analyze the photo to identify the specific defect. 2. Extract order number, date, and item name from the receipt. 3. Draft a polite but firm email requesting a refund, citing the defect and order details. 4. Output the draft in a code block. Constraints: - Do not send the email. - Ask me to confirm the draft is accurate before I proceed. - If the photo is unclear, ask for a better angle. Success Metric: The draft must contain the correct order number and a specific description of the fault visible in the photo.
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