Audit beginner Works with: Any AI

Shipping Cost Presentation Audit

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Check when and how delivery costs appear.

The Open buttons send the prompt text as currently shown below to that site only when you click. Fill in the placeholders first.

[VERIFY] is an editorial flag, not a blank to fill. Wherever the prompt shows [VERIFY], check that item against a reliable source before you use it.

Audit how shipping costs are shown. Screens or text from product page, cart and checkout with shipping messages: [SHIPPING_DISPLAY]. Actual shipping rules and carriers: [SHIPPING_RULES]. Abandonment data: [ABANDONMENT].

Check whether the cost is visible before checkout, whether free shipping thresholds are clear and accurate, whether delivery times are realistic, whether international duties are explained, and whether the total ever changes unexpectedly.

Return a step table with Page, What is shown, Problem and Fix, a score from 1 to 10 for transparency, and wording for three key messages. Consumer rules on price display are [VERIFY] for [JURISDICTION].

Also check for differences between what is shown in the cart and what is charged, and for messages that conflict across pages. Suggest a shipping calculator on the product page where possible.

Then redesign the shipping message set and test plan. Draft the wording for the product page, the cart, the checkout and the confirmation email, each stating the cost, the delivery estimate range, the cut-off time and the way to track the order, in a consistent voice. Build a table of shipping rules by region and order value that staff can use to answer questions and that the website must match. Propose a threshold for free shipping from my margins and average order value, with the arithmetic, framed as an option to test. Describe an A/B test comparing early shipping information on the product page with showing it only at checkout, with the measures of conversion, abandonment and support contacts, a minimum sample and a stop rule. Add a monthly check that carriers' real delivery times match what the site promises. Consumer information and customs rules are [VERIFY] for [JURISDICTION].

Use a cautious, plain tone and avoid reassurance. Where the document is silent, say it is silent, tag any assumption about what the law fills in [VERIFY] for [JURISDICTION], and name the professional who could confirm it.

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Step table (invented shop)
Product page: "Free delivery on orders over 50" (small grey text). Green but low visibility.
Cart: shipping shows "calculated at checkout". Amber.
Checkout step 2: total jumps by 6.95. Red; 38% of abandoned carts leave here.
Confirmation email: delivery "3 to 5 days" vs actual median 6 (red, promise not kept).
Threshold logic: average order 32; threshold 50 could lift orders if margin allows (arithmetic needed from the owner).
Fix wording: "Delivery 3.95 or free over 50. Usually arrives in 4 to 6 working days." Rules on price display: [VERIFY].

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