
How to choose complaint case management software
Cut through feature overload and choose complaint case management software that fits your team, your workflow and your regulatory needs.

Clarity + Direction
For financial services complaint handling, there’s guidance covering regulatory updates, including FCA requirements, Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) decisions and Consumer Duty. For non-regulated industries, find practical advice on investigating complaints, responding to customers and improving products and services.
Find practical advice for handling complaints and leading the teams behind them. Explore investigation techniques, customer communication, team coaching and complaint reporting to help you improve day-to-day operations and tackle recurring problems.

Before sending a complaint final response, use these seven checks to confirm the investigation, reasoning, redress, wording and FOS information are clear and complete.

We assess the FCA’s 2025/26 complaint report against the complaint-handling, root cause analysis and customer outcome expectations it sets for regulated firms.

The FCA motor finance redress scheme is partially suspended. Learn what lenders and complaint teams must continue doing while legal challenges proceed.

Learn how to write clear Summary Resolution Communications, record three-day complaints, confirm customer acceptance and reduce avoidable FOS escalation.

Learn how to use the Fishbone Diagram and 5 Whys to investigate complaints, uncover root causes, and improve outcomes in regulated complaint handling.

Consumer Credit Act reform could affect regulated complaint handling, customer understanding and complaint evidence. Here’s what financial services complaint teams should watch.

Manual complaint MI can look controlled while hiding delays, data gaps and weak oversight. Why spreadsheet reporting leaves leaders reacting too late.

PS25/19 changes how complaint MI is viewed. Why reporting alone is not enough and what stronger oversight now looks like in practice.

A guide for complaint handling leaders on embedding vulnerability frameworks, tracking management information, and proving fair outcomes under the FCA’s Consumer Duty through system-level controls.

The FCA’s latest consumer understanding paper shows how poor communication, weak processes, and missed support needs can turn into complaints, repeat contact, and avoidable risk.