Smart Alerts

Never miss a customer review again

Instant alerts for negative reviews, real-time notifications or daily digest for new reviews. Stay informed, react fast.

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New 5★ review
A few seconds ago
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Negative review detected
Action recommended
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Daily summary
8 new reviews
19%

of US consumers expect a reply to their review the same day, up from 6% a year earlier.

BrightLocal, Local Consumer Review Survey 2026

Without alerts, you lose control

01

You discover negative reviews too late to react

02

You spend time manually checking platforms

03

Your teams are not informed about new reviews

04

Unhappy customers don't get a quick response

Get alerted at the right time

Smart notifications tailored to your needs.

Maximum reactivity

Get an alert as soon as a negative review is synced, with two suggested replies.

Reputation protection

Detect problems before they escalate and protect your image.

Frequency choice

Real-time alerts or daily digest: you decide the pace.

Multi-channel

Receive your alerts by email, ready to read on mobile.

Contextual information

Each alert contains the review content, rating and the establishment concerned.

Daily digest

Receive a daily summary of your new reviews instead of one email per review.

Preview of your alerts

Clear and actionable notifications.

Notifications
Email
SMS
Push
Slack
Recent alerts
New 5-star review received2 min ago
Negative review to handle1 h ago

What alerts and notifications actually do

A pace chosen by each user

Each team member sets up their own emails. For new reviews, they choose an email at every sync, a daily digest or nothing at all; the digest is the default. Negative review alerts are set separately and are on by default. Each person only receives reviews for the locations they have access to, which keeps a site manager from being buried under everyone else's reviews. Real-time mode follows the sync with Google, once a day by default and up to every hour if you wish.

A negative alert that already suggests the reply

The admin sets the threshold per location, from 1 star to 5 stars or below, with 2 stars or below by default. Every review under this threshold triggers an email with the rating, the text, the location and two replies written by the AI. Clicking one opens a confirmation page, then the reply is published on Google, without logging in to the dashboard. The links stay valid for 24 hours. These two drafts count toward your monthly AI reply quota; if it is reached, the alert still goes out, just without drafts.

The morning digest and the dashboard bell

The daily digest groups the reviews received since the previous one, sorted by location, with the number of positive and negative reviews and the average rating, plus a direct link to your reviews. If no new review has arrived since the day before, no email is sent. In the dashboard, the bell shows new reviews grouped by location, every negative review, private feedback left on your review pages, a low SMS credit balance and featured reviews ready to publish. Each user keeps their own count of unread notifications.

How does it work?

Simple setup, automatic alerts.

  1. 1

    Enable alerts

    Choose the types of alerts you want to receive in your settings.

  2. 2

    Configure frequency

    Real-time for maximum reactivity, or daily digest to avoid being overwhelmed.

  3. 3

    Receive by email

    Alerts arrive directly in your inbox, with all the context you need.

  4. 4

    Respond quickly

    One click is enough to access the review and respond with AI assistance.

Alert features

Instant negative review alerts
Real-time notifications
Daily digest at 7am
Configurable alert threshold
Email alerts
Per-establishment configuration
Statistics in digests
Easy enable/disable

Frequently asked questions

Yes, location by location: from 1 star only to 5 stars or below. The default is 2 stars or below. It applies to the whole team.

At the next sync with Google. It runs once a day by default, and you can set it to as often as every hour for each location.

Yes. Choose one of the two drafts, confirm on the page that opens, and the reply is published on Google. The link is signed and expires after 24 hours.

Because your monthly AI reply quota has been reached or the AI was unavailable when the email was sent. The alert still goes out, and you reply from the dashboard.

No. Each person chooses their frequency and whether to turn on negative alerts. A manager or member only receives reviews for the locations assigned to them.

Once a day, in the morning, and only if at least one new review has arrived for your locations since the previous digest. Otherwise, no email is sent.

Yes. In the location settings, the admin can turn off negative review alerts or remove the location from new review alerts and digests, for the whole team.

No. Read or unread status is specific to each user: a notification opened by a colleague still shows as new in your own dashboard.

Yes, with a dashboard notification when the balance drops below 50, then 25, 10 and 5 credits. You can then top up before your SMS campaigns stop.

In My email notifications, choose "off" for new reviews and turn off negative review alerts. Dashboard notifications remain visible.

Related features

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