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Before someone calls you, they read your Google and Facebook reviews. An unanswered bad review sitting at the top of your profile is a public no comment, and most businesses only notice once it has been sitting there for a week, by which time a new customer has already checked the profile, seen the silence, and called someone else.

is roughly how long it takes to draft a reply to a new review, not days.
on Google and Facebook gets a drafted response, not just the ones that upset you.
Nothing goes live until you have seen it and said yes.
On Google and Facebook
Most businesses only think about reviews when a bad one shows up, and by then it has usually been sitting there for a week. The agent responds to every review, and works on getting more good ones in the first place.
A personal reply drafted for every Google and Facebook review, not a copy-pasted template.
Learns how your business actually talks, so a reply reads like you wrote it, not a bot.
Nothing goes live until you have seen it and said yes, or made your own changes to it.
Happy customers get asked for a review at the moment they are happiest, not weeks later if at all.
A difficult review gets a considered response, not silence and not a defensive one.
Google and Facebook today, wherever your customers are actually leaving reviews.
What most businesses actually do
Nobody sits down every morning to reply to reviews and ask happy customers for new ones. That is exactly why the profile ends up with three angry reviews and nothing to balance them.
What the screenshot above is doing
Three steps, running quietly in the background of every job you finish.
When a customer is happy, the agent asks them to leave one, at the moment they are happiest.
Every review that comes in, good or bad, gets a personal draft reply within minutes.
You see it before it goes live, and confirm it or edit it. Your call, every time.
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Reputation Management questions
Both. A difficult review gets a considered draft reply rather than being left unanswered, and you still approve it before it goes live.
No. Every drafted reply and every review request waits for your approval before it is sent or posted.
It is built to write in your voice, based on how your business actually talks, not a generic template. You can also edit anything before it goes out.
Google and Facebook to start. Where else it should watch and reply depends on where your customers are actually leaving reviews.
It looks for a clear positive signal, a completed job or a good conversation, and asks at that moment rather than on a fixed schedule that might catch someone at the wrong time.
Yes. The draft is a starting point. Approve it as is, edit it, or write your own if you would rather.
It gets flagged rather than answered blindly, the same way any other conversation is handed to a person when it should be.
It depends on your plan and how many platforms are in use. The pricing page sets out how it is structured.
The reviews stay exactly where they already live, on Google and Facebook, and a record of what was sent is exported to you.
See it working
Take the assessment to see where your reviews stand, or message us on WhatsApp and we will show you an actual drafted reply, the kind your customers' reviews would get.