If you need help or have a question about a specific topic, you can submit a request via our contact form. However, if necessary, you can also submit a complaint.
In this article, we explain the reasons for accepting a complaint and outline how our team will handle it.
What are the reasons for accepting a complaint?
According to Swile, a complaint concerns suspicious allegations relating to one of the following topics:
- Corruption and bribery
- Conflicts of interest
- Money laundering and terrorist financing
- Fraud, theft, or misuse of company assets
- Anti-competitive practices
- Discrimination
- Violation of environmental law
- Violation of human rights
- A breach of our commitments or terms of use.
- An issue related to our services or products.
- Justified dissatisfaction with an interaction with our customer service.
In short, only requests related to the topics listed above will be considered as complaints.
Who can submit a complaint?
Whether you are a business, a works council, a restaurant owner, a supplier, or a user, you can submit a complaint.
How do I submit a complaint?
To submit a complaint, go to our contact form and tick the box “This request is a complaint”.
Please note, for a complaint to be considered, it must relate to one of the reasons for acceptance listed above 👆.
What are the steps in the complaints handling process?
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We review your request
Our Care team will review your complaint to check that it meets the criteria mentioned above.
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We respond to your complaint
Once your complaint has been reviewed, our Care team will provide you with an initial response as soon as possible, involving other relevant departments if necessary.
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We work with you until your complaint is resolved
Our Care team will stay in touch with you to find a suitable solution and resolve your complaint.
Are you protected when you submit a complaint?
Yes. All information relating to your complaint will be treated with the utmost confidentiality, and Swile will not share any related information with external parties without your consent.
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