Multi-location

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My locations
●12 connected
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Le Bistrot — Paris
4,8 ★ · 213 reviews
✓
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Café Central — Lyon
4,6 ★ · 158 reviews
✓
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La Table — Bordeaux
4,9 ★ · 304 reviews
✓
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Chez Marie — Lille
4,7 ★ · 121 reviews
✓
56%

of US consumers often or always check that a business's information matches other mentions online.

BrightLocal, Consumer Search Behavior 2025

Consolidated view

All your locations on one screen. Identify top performers at a glance.

Comparisons

Compare ratings, review volumes and response rates between your locations.

Advanced filters

Filter by location, region, rating or period for targeted analysis.

Team management

Assign rights per location. Each manager handles their own scope.

Flexible hierarchy

Organize your locations by region, brand or type according to your structure.

Consolidated reports

Export network-wide indicators to Excel for headquarters.

My locations

📍📍📍My locations
LocationCityRatingReviewsStatus
Café LumièreParis★4,9342Active
Bistro du PortLyon★4,7218Active
La TerrasseBordeaux★4,8176Active
Le ComptoirNantes★4,6134Active

How Reputacion organizes a network of locations

A health status calculated for each location

The location list gives every site a status: healthy, needs attention or critical. A site becomes critical if its average rating drops below 4.0, if it has at least three unanswered negative reviews or if its response rate falls below 50%. It needs attention below a 4.4 average, as soon as one negative review is waiting, below 80% replies or when its rating over the last 90 days falls at least 0.2 points below its cumulative average. The cards at the top also filter sites that are behind on replies, those with no reviews for thirty days and those with sync errors.

Groups to filter by region, brand or format

The admin creates location groups from the settings and gives them any name: East Region, Franchisees, City-center stores. A location can belong to several groups at once. Groups act as a filter on the reviews and statistics pages: you choose a group, then optionally a few sites within it. They grant no permissions. Access is still assigned location by location, and a team member only sees a group if they have access to all its members. You can therefore reorganize your groups without touching your team's access or notifications.

Bulk operations on your Google listings

When you connect a Google account that manages several listings, you tick the ones to import and they arrive in a single operation, with shared settings: sync frequency, alerts, alert threshold and language. After that, you can edit regular hours, add special hours for a public holiday or manage photos on several listings at once. These operations run in the background, without blocking your screen, and report their result: completed, partial if some listings failed, or failed. Importing new listings remains subject to the number of locations in your plan.

Multi-site features

No location limit: custom quote above 500
Real-time global dashboard
Comparative statistics
Filters by location/region
Customized alerts per site
Individual settings per location
User rights management
Multi-site export and reports

Frequently asked questions

Connect the Google account that manages your listings, select the ones to add and choose shared settings. The import runs as one operation, within your plan's location limit.

To filter the reviews and statistics pages to part of your network, for example a region or a brand. A group gives no additional access to the people who see it.

Only an admin. Other users only see groups where they have access to every location, and only for filtering. They can neither rename nor delete them.

Yes. A restaurant can belong to both the West Region group and the Franchisees group. If you select two groups, the analysis covers all of their locations.

Yes, for regular hours as well as special hours. You choose the listings concerned and the change is sent to Google in the background, with a status for each operation.

At least one of these signals: an average rating below 4.0, three or more negative reviews left unanswered, or a response rate below 50%. The reason appears when you hover over the status.

A card on the location list counts the sites with sync errors. One click filters the list to those sites so you can reconnect the Google account concerned.

Yes. Sync frequency and review alert threshold are set per location. The settings chosen during a bulk import are only a starting point.

Yes. Assign them the locations in their region: their lists, statistics and weekly reports only cover those. A group named after them then serves as a quick filter.

Related features

Review ManagementCentralize all your reviews in one placeStatisticsAnalyze your performance in detailAlerts & NotificationsNegative review alerts and new review notifications

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