Make feedback follow-up consistent, not selective.
ReviewFlow organizes post-service feedback and appropriate invitations to leave a review. The process uses agreed eligibility and communication rules, with staff follow-up for concerns rather than hiding dissatisfied customers.
Website packages, automation implementations and complete business systems are separate offers. Existing package inclusions remain unchanged. Additional integrations, provider fees and ongoing management are included only when stated in your proposal.
Where work gets stuck
Feedback is easy to forget after a busy day. A consistent workflow helps your team ask at the right stage and see what needs attention without inventing ratings or filtering for praise.
What we can include
Select completed service events from an agreed source.
Apply permission, timing and frequency rules.
Send neutral feedback or review invitations where permitted.
Route concerns to an accountable staff member.
Track requests and follow-up actions.
How the process works
Illustrative process using fictional data. No messages, payments or live system changes are made.
A service is completed.
Eligibility and communication permissions are checked.
A neutral request is sent or prepared.
Concerns create a staff follow-up task.
Request status is recorded.
A service is completed.
An illustrative scenario
A fictional completed service triggers the same neutral invitation rule regardless of whether the customer previously expressed satisfaction.
What we need to confirm
A reliable completion event and communication permissions.
A staff process for customer concerns.
Review of the destination platform rules before launch.
Integration options are assessed before they are included in your proposal. A provider name is not a claim of partnership, certification or a live connector.
Outside the default scope
No fake, purchased or incentivized positive reviews.
No selectively inviting only satisfied customers to public reviews.
No guarantee of ratings, review volume or search rankings.
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Setup and ongoing management
One-time setup: quoted after scope.
Ongoing management: quoted separately where required or selected.
Software licenses, messaging, AI usage, payment-provider charges and hosting are included only when your proposal explicitly includes them.
Your proposal defines the channels, integrations, users, data migration, handover and support responsibilities. This page describes a solution approach, not an unlimited feature bundle.
Website packages, automation implementations and complete business systems are separate offers. Existing package inclusions remain unchanged. Additional integrations, provider fees and ongoing management are included only when stated in your proposal.