Telling the customer to concentrate seems a bit dismissive. I feel like there should be a more supportive way to keep their attention on the resolution.
Suggesting that the customer writes down the steps sounds familiar. I think it could help them remember, but I’m not completely confident it’s the best practice.
I think keeping the customer engaged is really important, but I'm not sure if asking them to call back later is a good idea. That feels like a way to lose their attention.
I remember practicing a question about sending follow-up emails. Offering to send an email with steps might be a good option, but I wonder if it really keeps them focused in the moment.
This seems straightforward enough. I'm pretty sure the access tokens expire after 24 hours, so I'll go with option A. It's important to remember the details around authentication when working with APIs.
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