Google reviews per branch
Link the Google location once, and new reviews land in the inbox in near real time.
Customers
Google reviews per branch alongside in-house feedback, in one unified inbox. AI sentiment analysis surfaces what guests love and what bothers them, with replies sent from the same screen.
Link the Google location once, and new reviews land in the inbox in near real time.
Collect the guest opinion after they settle the bill, via a link on the receipt or the smart page.
The system reads the text and classifies it as positive, neutral, or negative, and surfaces the recurring aspects.
Your reply posts to Google from the same screen — no need to open the Google account for each branch.
The system picks up experience aspects (food, speed, cleanliness, staff) so trends are easy to read.
No jumping between Google accounts and separate tools. Every review on one screen.
Connecting Google
Once the Google account is linked to the branch location, Google reviews start flowing into the inbox. No manual refresh and no separate watch per branch.
The in-house guest voice
Many guests will not write on Google, but they will answer a simple link after their visit. Collect those opinions, sit them next to the Google reviews, and see the full picture.
Reading at scale
With hundreds of reviews a month, reading them one by one is impractical. The AI analysis sums it up: what gets praised, what gets criticized, and how this week compares to the last.
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Start a free trial, and we will help you connect the Google account per branch and ship the in-house feedback link.
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Answers about reviews and customer feedback.
Yes. Once a Google Location is assigned to each branch, new reviews are pulled in automatically and surface in a unified dashboard.
Yes. Reply to Google reviews directly from the system; the reply appears on Google with no separate dashboard.
The system sends post-visit feedback requests to guests selected by AI, and classifies responses by experience aspect (food, service, cleanliness).
Yes. Comments are classified as positive, neutral, or negative, with recurring keywords surfaced — so you know what guests love and what bothers them.
Yes. Review reports break down by branch so you can compare performance and act on the gaps precisely.