any digital download
Digital download not received email template
A buyer says the download email never arrived. Use this to reduce panic and collect the right purchase evidence.
Support copy library
Free support macros and page-copy examples for common digital download problems: missing emails, expired links, wrong email addresses, file access, template links, installation issues, refunds, and license questions.
any digital download
A buyer says the download email never arrived. Use this to reduce panic and collect the right purchase evidence.
download links and hosted files
A customer sees an expired or invalid download link. Use this to explain link limits without sounding dismissive.
PDF, ZIP, DOCX, CSV, preset, or template files
A buyer downloaded the product but cannot open the file. Use this to separate file-access help from custom technical support.
ZIP download packs
A mobile buyer cannot find or open a ZIP file. Use this to help iPhone users without creating a manual service promise.
Canva templates
A Canva template link appears broken or opens the wrong screen. Use this to clarify account and browser requirements for editable template links.
Notion templates
A buyer cannot duplicate a Notion template. Use this to reduce support back-and-forth for Notion access issues.
Figma templates and UI kits
A customer requests access to the seller’s private Figma file. Use this to avoid accidentally granting source-file permissions.
Lightroom presets
A preset buyer needs help importing files. Use this to explain installation scope and compatibility limits.
Procreate brush packs
A brush buyer cannot import the brush file. Use this to make device/app requirements visible.
PDF and ebook files
A buyer says an ebook PDF will not open. Use this to guide device troubleshooting without promising custom tech support.
all digital downloads
The buyer entered the wrong email at checkout. Use this to verify ownership before resending digital access.
instant downloads
A buyer asks for a refund after accessing files. Use this to respond fairly while preserving digital delivery boundaries.
templates, presets, graphics, ebooks, and swipe files
A buyer asks what they are allowed to do with the files. Use this to answer license questions in plain language.
template packs and creative assets
A buyer asks whether client or business use is allowed. Use this to clarify commercial-use boundaries before conflict happens.
bundled ZIP files and template packs
A customer believes files are missing from the download. Use this to collect exact evidence and compare against the product listing.
single-purchase digital products
A buyer accidentally bought the same product twice. Use this to handle duplicate purchases without hidden checkout claims.
Shopify digital downloads
A Shopify customer cannot locate the download after purchase. Use this to reduce Shopify digital-delivery tickets.
stores with separate receipt and delivery emails
The confirmation email arrived, but there is no download link. Use this to explain the difference between receipt and delivery email.