Automation library

Review requests fired by job completion

When a job is marked complete the customer gets a review request, timed to the service type. No one has to remember to ask.


6-10h Typical hours saved each month
Local services Where it fits
4-8 wks Typical build time

Hours are typical ranges from scoping calls, not a client result. Yours are measured before anything is built.


The problem

Review volume and recency both move map pack position, and asking is the cheapest lever available. It is also the one that gets skipped, because it depends on someone remembering at exactly the moment the job ends.


What we actually build

01

Job completion in the field app triggers the request

02

Timing tuned to the service type — same day for some, three days for others

03

A single follow-up, never more

04

Suppression for customers who have already reviewed


How it is measured

Reviews per month and average rating, plus map pack position for the head terms.


When this is the wrong answer

If service quality is inconsistent, this accelerates bad reviews as efficiently as good ones. Fix that first.


Free tool

What is the manual work actually costing you?

Tick the tasks someone on your team does by hand. We will show you the hours and what they cost over a year.

Tasks done by hand

If we automated these

Hours returned per month
0 h
Cost of that work per year
₹0
Typical payback on the build

Assumes 4.33 weeks per month and a typical build cost, both editable in the admin panel. If the payback is longer than two quarters we will usually tell you not to bother.



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