Reputation Management Snapshot
Reputation engine, at a glance

Reputation Management Snapshot

This snapshot is built to generate more positive reviews on autopilot, catch unhappy customers before they post in public, and use AI to decide who is worth asking and to reply to the reviews that come in. The appointment and lead automations underneath keep producing the happy customers who become those reviews. Here is everything inside, at a glance.

What is inside, what it handles

Everything in this snapshot, working together

Three connected systems. The reputation engine up top, and the appointment and lead automations that keep feeding it happy customers.

Winning more good reviews

What is inside

Automated review requests

What it handles

Reaches out by email and text asking how the experience was, with polite follow-ups spaced over time, and guides happy customers straight to a public Google or Facebook review.

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What is inside

The AI that decides who to ask

What it handles

Step one: an AI reads each customer's conversation and looks for signs of unhappiness. For customers with no signs of a bad experience, it triggers the automated review request. Unhappy customers are not asked and are flagged to the team.

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Protecting the reputation already built

What is inside

Private interception of unhappy customers

What it handles

A customer who signals they were unhappy gets a calm apology and a short private survey, and the team gets a task to follow up, so the frustration is resolved privately instead of becoming a public one-star.

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AI that replies to reviews

What it handles

Responds to reviews in the business's voice. Reply automatically, suggest a draft for approval, or leave it off.

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What is inside

Spam filtering, review balancing, and a review widget

What it handles

Filters junk reviews, helps balance requests across platforms, and puts the client's best reviews on display with an embeddable widget.

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The engine that creates happy customers

What is inside

Appointment reminders and auto-call

What it handles

Reminders by email and text right away, two days out, four hours before, and ten minutes before, with quiet hours on the main ones. Two minutes before, the system phones the rep and connects them to the customer.

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Cancellation and no-show recovery

What it handles

When someone cancels or no-shows, an automatic sequence invites them to rebook, hands the rep a ready-to-share link, and assigns a task so the win-back has an owner.

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Lead Source Tracking

What it handles

Any inbound message becomes a tracked lead automatically, labeled with where it came from: a call, a text, a Facebook or Instagram message, an email, or a website chat.

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Facebook lead capture

What it handles

Leads from Facebook ad forms flow straight in and get assigned to a person, tagged with their source like every other lead.

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Visibility

What is inside

Main Leads Pipeline

What it handles

Every lead and call outcome lands on a single board, sorted into clear stages from new lead to contacted, no-show, and canceled, so the whole sales process is visible at a glance.

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What is inside

Review Management Pipeline

What it handles

Tracks where every customer sits in the review journey, from eligible to requested to the response received, so positive, neutral, and negative outcomes are each easy to see and act on.

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What gets imported

Everything included, ready to run on day one

The review engine: automated review requests, the AI that decides who to ask, and the private survey that intercepts unhappy customers
The reputation tools: an AI that can reply to reviews, spam filtering, review balancing, and an embeddable review widget
The appointment system: three booking calendars, the after-call status form, multi-touch reminders, and cancellation and no-show recovery
The lead capture system: a lead form plus landing page templates, inbound capture from every channel with source tracking, and Facebook lead capture
Two pipelines for visibility: a Main Leads Pipeline for the sales process and a Review Management pipeline for the review journey