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The Complaint Letter In Business Communication is a formal document essential in Indonesian business practices for addressing grievances and seeking resolutions to business-related issues. It serves as an initial step in the dispute resolution process, falling under the purview of Indonesian business law, particularly Law No. 8 of 1999 on Consumer Protection and the Indonesian Civil Code. This document should be used when formal documentation of a business grievance is required, typically after informal resolution attempts have failed but before legal action is initiated. The letter must include specific details about the complaint, evidence of the issue, impact on business operations, and requested resolution measures. In the Indonesian business context, such letters often form part of the official record and may be crucial if the dispute escalates to legal proceedings or requires regulatory intervention.

1. Sender's Details: Complete contact information including company name, address, and contact person

2. Date: The date when the letter is written

3. Recipient's Details: Complete details of the person/department being addressed, including company name and address

4. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is a complaint letter with reference numbers if applicable

5. Opening Paragraph: Professional greeting and brief introduction stating the purpose of the letter

6. Issue Description: Clear and factual description of the problem, including relevant dates and details

7. Impact Statement: Explanation of how the issue has affected your business

8. Previous Communication: Reference to any previous attempts to resolve the issue

9. Requested Resolution: Clear statement of what action you expect to resolve the situation

10. Closing: Professional closing with timeline for expected response and contact information