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Classification des tickets e-commerce

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Identifiez et classez automatiquement les tickets de demande des clients e-commerce à l'aide de l'IA pour améliorer l'efficacité et la qualité du service.

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Please analyze the following e-commerce customer inquiry ticket content, automatically classify it into one of four categories: 'Logistics Inquiry', 'Return/Exchange Request', 'Product Quality Complaint', or 'Other Inquiry' based on business semantics, and briefly explain the classification basis to enable the customer service team to respond and handle it quickly.

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Veuillez analyser le contenu de la demande suivante d'un client e-commerce, la classer automatiquement dans l'une des quatre catégories suivantes : 'Demande logistique', 'Demande de retour/échange', 'Réclamation sur la qualité du produit' ou 'Autre demande' en fonction de la sémantique commerciale, et expliquer brièvement les raisons de cette classification afin de permettre à l'équipe de service client d'intervenir et de traiter le dossier rapidement.

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