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How to end a conversation

How to end a conversation

Learn how to end customer conversations politely and professionally across various channels with LiveAgent's customizable scripts and templates. Enhance customer interactions with personalized, respectful closing statements for phone, email, live chat, and social media.

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Basic tips for ending conversations with customers How to end a conversation – customer service scripts How to end a phone call: call-closing statements How to end an email: email-closing phrases How to end a conversation on live chat How to end a social media conversation

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When communicating with customers, clients, or prospects, finding the right way to end an email and break off a conversation is just as critical as a proper opening. In fact, closing an interaction in a professional, polite, and respectful manner can actually transform even what may have started as an unpleasant conversation into a positive customer service experience and leave a customer with a good final impression.

Basic tips for ending conversations with customers

Use one or several most common conversation-ending phrases that are relevant to the topic of the interaction (thanking a customer, restating your apology, informing of the next steps, etc.).
Choose the right vocabulary, tone, and style that is best appropriate to your audience.
Adjust your closing statements to fit different support channels. Phone and email conversations typically require a more formal language, while live chat and social media interactions are usually more casual.
Avoid using the same closing phrase at the end of each interaction as it might sound too generic and robotic – personalize your message whenever possible.
End on a high note by asking a customer if there’s anything else you could help with or encouraging them to get in touch again in the future. Maintaining a conversation log is crucial for keeping track of past interactions and ensuring continuity in customer support.
Make sure your closing statement is polite, friendly, and leaves an overall positive impression.

Use our templates to end conversations with customers in a professional and polite way — regardless of the channel you’re using

How to end a conversation – customer service scripts

According to the American Express survey, 68% of consumers believe that a pleasant customer service representative is key to positive service experiences. Below are some of the tried and true examples of how you can end customer conversations in a professional way across various support channels to ensure your customers always get a pleasant experience whenever they interact with you.

How to end a phone call: call-closing statements

“Thanks for calling and if you have any additional questions, please call us again.”
“Thanks for calling [COMPANY NAME]. Have a good day.”
“You’ve been speaking with [ADVISOR NAME] today. Thank you for contacting [COMPANY NAME]. Have a great day.”
“Apologies once again for any inconvenience caused. Thank you for your call.”
“Thank you for calling. I enjoyed talking with you today.”
“If any other questions arise, please feel free to contact us at any time. Thanks so much for calling. Goodbye.”
“Thank you very much for you time, [CUSTOMER NAME], and thanks for calling [COMPANY NAME]. We look forward to working with you in the future. Have a great day!”
“Thank you for calling [CUSTOMER NAME], your feedback is extremely valuable to us. Please don’t hesitate to call us again if you have any questions.”
“It’s great that we have answered your questions today. Thanks for calling [COMPANY NAME]. Have a wonderful day.”
“I’m very pleased that we’ve been able to help you today [CUSTOMER NAME], please call again if you need help.”

How to end an email: email-closing phrases

“If you have any other questions, please let me know. Looking forward to hearing back from you.”
“In the meantime, let me know if you have any more questions, comments, or concerns. I’ll be happy to assist you.”
“I hope this helps. Drop me a line if you have any further questions. Feel free to hit us up on Facebook [link] or Twitter [link] if you want a fast response, too.”
“And of course, I’m always here to answer any questions you may have. If I can help in any way, don’t hesitate to fire off an email.”
“If you’re interested in learning more about our product, please feel free to contact me or anyone else on our support team at any time. We’re always here to help.”
“Thanks for your time, and give me a call or shoot me an email if you have any questions about the tool.”
“Please feel welcome to contact our support team at [phone number], or reply to this message and we’d be more than happy to help.”
“As a reminder, here’s a [link] to our Knowledge Base where you can find more information about our product and company at any time.”
“We sincerely appreciate your understanding in this matter. Please feel free to reach out to me with any questions you may have.”
“I apologize again for the inconvenience. I have relayed this feedback to the rest of my team and can assure you that this mistake won’t happen in the future.”
“I understand that this was not the answer you were expecting. But I will do my best to get it fixed as soon as possible and I’ll be sure to keep you updated.”
“Let me know if this solution works for you. And as always, if there’s anything else I can help you with, don’t hesitate to reach out.”
“Thanks again for bringing this issue to our attention. I will update you on the progress within one week.”
“I hope we’ll stay in touch and get to work together again in the future. Please don’t hesitate to provide feedback and suggestions to help us improve, even from afar.”
“Meanwhile, here are some actions you can take that may resolve the issue: […]. If these don’t work, I’ll get back to you within one business day with an alternative solution.”

How to end a conversation on live chat

“I’m glad I was able to get that sorted out for you. Before you go, is there anything else I can assist you with today?”
“Happy I could help ☺ Wish you a good day!”
“Thank you for chatting with us today. Have a nice day. Goodbye.”
“Thank you for contacting our chat support. I am now closing this chat. If you have any more issues, please don’t hesitate to let us know. Have a great day!”
“Thanks for using our live help service, and please feel free to contact us again if you need any further assistance. Goodbye!”
“Thank you for visiting! We hope to see you again!”
“Thanks for stopping by, we hope to hear from you again!”
“My colleague [AGENT NAME] from tech support department will be able to answer your question. I will invite him to our chat room now, one moment, please.”
“Unfortunately, I’m not equipped to help you with that issue but I can transfer you to my colleague specialized for handling this type of request. Would you like that?”
“Please hold on, I’ll connect you with [AGENT NAME] from [DEPARTMENT] in no time.”
“Would you please hold for a moment? I’m transferring you to the right person.”
“[CUSTOMER NAME], it seems that you’re no longer responding. I will have to close the chat for now. If you still need my help, you can request a chat again. Thanks for stopping by.”
“It’s been a while since your last response. I will have to close our chat. If you need any further help, we’re at your service. Have a good day!”
“As it seems like you’re no longer responding, I’ll end this chat session. If you still need any assistance, feel free to request a new session. Thanks for reaching out to us.”
“If any more problems arise and you can’t access our chat line, please feel free to email us at [email address] or call our customer service line at [phone number].”

“Let us look into that for you. We will reply shortly.”
“Thanks for giving us the opportunity to help out, we’re here if you ever need us again!”
“We’ll follow up to your DM as soon as it gets resolved.”
“Hope that helps, have a wonderful day!”
“Are there any other questions I may help you with?”
“Let us know how else we can help you.”
“Thank you. Great that I could be of help.”
“Thanks for the shout out – I’ll get someone from tech support to look into it immediately!”
“We’ll do all we can to get it fixed asap!”
“Happy to help! Give us a shout if you need anything else.”

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I shut down a conversation?
To shut down a conversation, end on a high note by asking a customer if there’s anything else you could help with or encouraging them to get in touch again in the future.
What is an example of a closing statement for customer service?
"Thank you for choosing our company, [Customer Name]. It was a pleasure assisting you today. Should you have further questions or concerns in the future, please don't hesitate to contact us. We appreciate your business and hope to serve you again soon." This statement shows appreciation, offers ongoing support, and ends with a positive note, aiming to leave the customer with a favorable impression.
How do you stop an uncomfortable conversation?
You can avoid an uncomfortable conversation by bringing up an unimportant topic or changing the subject. If you do not wish to discuss the situation, you can simply state that you are not comfortable with talking about it. If you feel that you have to end the conversation, you can say that you have to go.
How do you end a call without being rude?
Do not just end a call without saying anything. Be sure to thank your caller for their time, and let them know you’ll send them a follow-up email if anything else comes up.