Complaint Policy
Making a Complaint
Part of having robust systems and processes is having a plan for how disputes will be resolved. We welcome every opportunity to resolve the concerns that our customers have with our products or team. If you have a complaint, are not happy with our service or just want more information we encourage you to contact us to let us know. By telling us, you give us the best possible opportunity of resolving queries before they escalate. We commit to always respond to complaints with sympathy and courtesy.
We have a six point complaint process;
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We Acknowledge Within two business days of receiving your complaint we will
acknowledge receipt of your complaint. -
We Review We undertake an initial review of your complaint and determine what if
any additional information or documentation may be required to complete
an investigation. We treat all our customers with respect and courtesy. -
We Investigate within 10 business days of receiving your complaint. We will investigate
objectively and impartially, by considering the information you have provided us,
our actions in relation to your dealings with us and any information which may be
available, that could assist us in investigating the complaint. -
We Respond Following our investigation we will notify you of our findings of your
complaint and propose a resolution. -
We Act Where appropriate we amend our business practices or policies.
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We Record We will record the complaint for continuous improvement and
monitoring through regular review.
There are a number of ways you can make a complaint with Easi and have it addressed. Your complaint can be addressed to any team leader at Easi and it will either be addressed by them personally or be referred depending on the severity of the complaint.
You can phone us on 1300 266 828 and speak with a team leader, you can write to us at
info@easigroup.com.au or you can arrange to meet with a team leader and discuss your complaint in person.
Complaint Escalation
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Tier 1 - First Contact Resolution
Our staff are empowered to resolve complaints, wherever possible, at first contact. -
Tier 2 - Escalation and Investigation
If you are not satisfied with out first contact response, you can request us to escalate your
complaint. Our management team will investigate your complaint and consider all the relevant
circumstances and information surrounding the complaint and inform your of our findings. -
Tier 3 - Independent Review
If you are not satisfied with the outcome of our investigation you can refer your complaint for
independent review. The relevant body will then attempt to resolve the matter through
consultation, by working with you and us to resolve your complaint. You can find a list of
departments below that can assist with an independent review of your claim. -
Tier 4 - Legal Action
If you are not satisfied with the outcome of the independant review, you have the option to
seek legal advice and take legal action to determine an outcome to your complaint.
Complaint Escalation Process
Further Action
Departments for independent review
We aim to resolve complaints in a fair and equitable manner. In the unlikely event that we are
unable to resolve your complaint internally, the following departments are available for you to
escalate your complaint. Should you decide to take this step, please let us know when you submit
your complaint to the department to help us fully support their investigation.
- ACT Access Canberra
- NSW NSW Fair Trading
- NT NT Consumer Affairs
- QLD Office of Fair Trading
- SA Consumer and Business Services
- TAS Tasmanian Consumer Affairs and Fair Trading
- VIC Consumer Affairs Victoria
- WA Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety (Consumer Protection)
Legal Rights
All customers have the right to seek legal advice and have legal counsel represent their interest
to determine an outcome to your complaint.