Example project 03 · Automation

Reputation that looks after itself

Every finished job asks for a review. Every review that arrives is read and rated, and a reply is drafted in your words for someone to approve. Anything negative reaches a manager the day it lands, with the job attached, before a word goes back.

  • Review requests
  • Sentiment analysis
  • Human in the loop
  • n8n
Workflow · simplified viewBuilt on n8n

01 · Trigger

A job is finished

Purchase or appointment closed

02 · Ask

A review request goes out

On the delay you set

01 · Listen

Reviews left unprompted

Nobody had to ask

03 · Collect

Every new review lands

Checked on a schedule

04 · AI

Read and rated

Sentiment, topic, urgency

05 · Praise

Reply drafted

A person approves, then it posts

05 · Mixed

Drafted and flagged

Read by a person first

05 · Negative

Management told at once

Nothing answered alone

When to ask

A day after the job, a week, or whenever suits. The delay is yours, and every customer is asked — not only the ones you expect to be happy.

What counts as bad

The rating that trips an alert, and who hears about it, are yours to set.

If you asked for it

  1. 01 · Trigger

    A job is finished

    Purchase or appointment closed

  2. 02 · Ask

    A review request goes out

    On the delay you set

If they left one anyway

  1. 01 · Listen

    Reviews left unprompted

    Nobody had to ask

Both end up here
  1. 03 · Collect

    Every new review lands

    Checked on a schedule

  2. 04 · AI

    Read and rated

    Sentiment, topic, urgency

Then one of three, each with a person on it
  1. 05 · Praise

    Reply drafted

    A person approves, then it posts

  2. 05 · Mixed

    Drafted and flagged

    Read by a person first

  3. 05 · Negative

    Management told at once

    Nothing answered alone

Runs by itselfNeeds a personYour team, every timeNothing is posted without a person

What changes

Three things it changes.

Nobody has to remember to ask

A request goes out after every completed job, on the delay you choose, rather than when somebody has a spare afternoon. Every customer is asked, not only the ones you expect to be happy.

Replies are drafted, not improvised

Each one written against the review it answers, in your tone, ready for a person to approve, edit or discard.

Bad news travels fastest

A negative review reaches a manager the day it lands, with the customer and the job attached, so the reply is informed rather than defensive.

100%*Of finished jobs asked
Same day*Replies drafted
85%*Less time on review admin

* Estimated from a conservative model of 120 completed jobs a month, not measured results. The percentage covers asking, monitoring and drafting, not the work of fixing whatever a bad review is about. The assumptions behind these figures are available on request.

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