REVIEW
Trustpilot · Google · Yelp
The high-volume sources. A failure in the operation shows up here as a rating before it shows up in a number you track.
REVEAL · SIGNALUnderstand the experience beyond your own conversations. Examine public feedback and recurring themes, then connect them with the questions your team is investigating in REVEAL.
[01 / THE PROBLEM]
Public feedback is usually owned by marketing, private conversation by operations, and neither number moves the other. So the same failure gets discovered twice, weeks apart, and gets fixed once.
THE USUAL SPLIT
SIGNAL IN REVEAL
Signal is part of REVEAL. You can start with public feedback as a focused engagement, then discuss connecting it to internal conversations when those sources are available. We agree the sources, access and scope before starting.
[02 / SOURCES]
Agree the sources, access permissions, refresh schedule and retention for your deployment. Coverage depends on the available connectors and the information each source provides.
REVIEW
The high-volume sources. A failure in the operation shows up here as a rating before it shows up in a number you track.
SOFTWARE
Longer, more specific and written by buyers. The best place to see where a promise and the product do not match.
APP
Release-linked feedback. A version number turns a rating drop into a specific thing to fix.
EMPLOYER
The operation seen from inside. Attrition and service quality move together more often than anyone likes.
SOCIAL
Where an incident becomes public. How fast it spreads here is the earliest warning the platform can give you.
TRAVEL
Location-linked feedback, which maps cleanly onto a site or a team rather than onto the brand.
CADENCE
Collection frequency depends on the source and permitted access. We agree an appropriate refresh schedule and show the period each finding covers.
RETENTION
Agree retention and deletion settings for source material and aggregated results before collection begins.
[03 / AUTHENTICITY]
Patterns in wording, timing and available account information can suggest that feedback needs closer review. These signals support investigation; they do not establish whether a person or review is genuine.
01 · TEXT
How specific it is, whether it holds together, and whether it names things a real customer would name. We also check for the same phrasing turning up across accounts that should not know each other.
02 · BEHAVIOUR
Posting history, timing, rating distribution and the gap between account age and first review. Use only the information available and appropriate for the agreed analysis.
03 · NETWORK
Clusters of reviews arriving together, coordinated wording, and bursts that do not match any event in your own operational data.
Unusual patterns should be visible to a reviewer, with the evidence and uncertainty attached. A person decides how the signal should inform the investigation.
[04 / DASHBOARD]
Explore ratings, recurring topics, source coverage and changes over time. Compare these with internal findings while keeping the source, period and sample visible.
Those two views are the point of the module. On the left is what the public says. On the right is what your own conversations already showed. How closely the two agree is an indicator in its own right. Where they differ, investigate what each source shows and what it may be missing. Different audiences, timing and coverage can explain the gap.
Two useful questions to start with.
[05 / CONSOLE]
Explore Social Intelligence with us.Start with the sources and questions that matter to your brand. Send us the name and we will read what is already public about it.
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