Evaluation case pol-08, from the policy suite
A Grubhub customer complained the food arrived cold. We marked the order ready 15 minutes before it was actually done. Is that on us?
Run 1 passRun 2 pass
Asked as Mekong Noodle Housemarketplaceexception
What should happen
Answered, citing Marketplace Terms §4, Late, Cold, or Damaged Deliveries.
Each run
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What the grader found in run 2
Passed.
What it answered
Yes, this one is on you. Marketplace Terms §4 says delays and cold food after courier pickup are normally the platform's cost. There is an exception for Grubhub: if you marked an order ready more than 10 minutes before it was actually ready, that counts as your delay and you accept the chargeback. You marked this order ready 15 minutes early, which is past the 10-minute limit. So you should accept the chargeback and not dispute it .
I haven't looked up the specific order, so I haven't confirmed the 15-minute figure against your data. Tell me the order number if you want me to check it.
answered
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- Human
Asked
A Grubhub customer complained the food arrived cold. We marked the order ready 15 minutes before it was actually done. Is that on us?
- Model
Looked up the policy
“Grubhub dispute food cold late order marked ready early responsibility”
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- Code
Retrieved 4 sections
Searched this restaurant's policies only. Threshold 0.4; the model saw only the sections above it.
- 0.63 Marketplace Terms §4, Late, Cold, or Damaged Deliveries
- 0.53 Marketplace Terms §3, Missing or Incorrect Items
- 0.41 House Policy §6, Catering
- 0.40 Marketplace Terms §7, Repeat Disputes
- Model
Answered
Yes, this one is on you. Marketplace Terms §4 says delays and cold food after courier pickup are normally the platform's cost. There is an exception for Grubhub: if you marked an order ready more than 10 minutes before it was actually ready, that counts as your delay and you accept the chargeback. You marked this order ready 15 minutes early, which is past the 10-minute limit. So you should accept the chargeback and not dispute it .
I haven't looked up the specific order, so I haven't confirmed the 15-minute figure against your data. Tell me the order number if you want me to check it.
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- Code
Citations checked
Every section cited was one that was retrieved: Marketplace Terms §4, Late, Cold, or Damaged Deliveries.
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