Google Review Automation

Be The Obvious Choice On Google.

Reviews decide who gets found and who gets called. This is the front end of your pipeline: every happy customer gets asked for a review automatically, your rating climbs, and new leads pick you before they've compared anyone else.

Every Finished Job Asks For A Review.

More recent reviews push you up the Google Maps rankings, and a higher star count wins the click before anyone reads a word about you. But asking is awkward, and everyone forgets. So we make the system do the asking.

01
A Job Closes
You finish the work and mark the job done. That's the only thing a human has to do. The automation takes it from there.
02
The AI Follows Up At The Right Moment
A few hours later, while the good experience is still fresh, the AI sends a personal thank-you text or email in your voice. It uses the customer's name, references the job, and includes your direct Google review link. One tap and they're on your review page.
03
It Politely Persists
No response? The AI waits a couple of days and sends one gentle reminder. Still nothing? It stops. Nobody ever gets nagged, and every request is logged on the customer's record so you can see exactly who was asked and when.
04
Unhappy Customers Get Routed To You, Not Google
If a reply reads negative, the AI doesn't send them to Google. It flags the conversation, alerts you immediately, and gives the customer a private way to tell you what went wrong. You fix the problem before it becomes a one-star review.

Review follow-up, on autopilotSMS

Job marked Closed in your CRM

Hi Sarah, thanks for choosing Hillside Plumbing today! If Marcus took good care of you, would you mind leaving us a quick Google review? It takes 20 seconds: g.page/r/hillside-plumbing

Your CRM · automatic

Done! He was great, thanks again

Sarah M.

★★★★★New 5-star review on Google

Review logged on Sarah's customer record

Do the math on your own business: if you close 40 jobs a month and even a quarter of review requests land, that's 10 new Google reviews every month, 120 a year. Your competitors are collecting a handful a year by remembering to ask twice each summer. This is how local businesses become the obvious choice in their area.