Customer review management

Manage all your Google reviews from one dashboard

The customer review management platform for local businesses and multi-location brands. Centralize, filter and reply to your Google reviews — without ever reopening Google Business Profile.

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ReviewsGoogle
Total reviews
1 248
4,7
Response rate
94 %
1 173 replied of 1 248
Positive (3-5★)
1 210
Negative (1-2★)
38
Unmoderated
12
Camille D.•Saint Pierre Bakery
•Sep 6, 2026
Impeccable service, I'll be back!
Thomas B.•The Market Counter
•Sep 5, 2026
An address I absolutely recommend.
Léa M.•Saint Pierre Bakery
•Sep 4, 2026
Great welcome and consistently high-quality products.
7%

of consumers expect no response at all to their review.

BrightLocal, Local Consumer Review Survey 2025

Managing your Google reviews takes too long

01

You spend hours opening each Google listing one by one

02

Negative reviews go unanswered for days

03

Impossible to track your overall reputation evolution

04

Managing multiple locations is a logistical nightmare

The solution: one platform for all your reviews

Reputacion automatically aggregates the Google reviews from all your locations into a single, intuitive dashboard.

Every location

All your Google reviews, across every location, synced automatically.

Smart filters

Filter by rating, date, location or response status in one click.

AI Responses

Generate personalized responses in 1 click with artificial intelligence.

Negative review alerts

Receive an email when a negative review is posted, with AI response suggestions.

Advanced analytics

Track your average rating evolution, review volume and trends.

Multi-location

Manage all your locations from one account with consolidated views.

A dashboard built for efficiency

View all your reviews, identify those requiring your attention and respond in seconds.

ReviewsStatistics
Total reviews
1 248
4,7 average
Positive (3-5★)
1 210
97% of total
Negative (1-2★)
38
3% of total
Response rate
94 %
1 173 replied of 1 248
Unmoderated
12
To handle
Search a review…StatusRating
Camille Roux•Saint Pierre Bakery
5.0•Sep 6, 2026Google
Impeccable service and a warm welcome, I'll definitely be back!
Your reply• Sep 6, 2026
Thank you Camille! We look forward to seeing you again soon.
Thomas Bernard•The Market Counter
4.0•Sep 5, 2026Google
Great experience overall, just a slight wait at the start.
ReplyAI reply
Léa Martin•Saint Pierre Bakery
5.0•Sep 4, 2026Google
A must-visit spot, everything was perfect from start to finish.
ReplyAI reply
Hugo Petit•The Market Counter
2.0•Sep 2, 2026GoogleUnmoderated
Far too long a wait and an incomplete order, such a shame.
ReplyAI reply

What the review dashboard actually does

All your Google reviews in one place

Reputacion connects to your Google Business Profile account through the official API and imports the reviews of each of your locations. Syncing is automatic: once a day by default, and you can set it anywhere from every hour to once a week, location by location. A button also lets you sync on demand, for example after a busy evening. Reviews arrive in a single list, newest first, with the rating, the text, the author and the location they belong to. You no longer have to open each Google listing in turn to see what customers have written, and nothing slips through because it was posted on a location you rarely check.

Find the right review in seconds

Filters combine the location or group of locations, the date range, the rating, the response status and unread reviews. Search covers the text of each review and the name of its author. You can save the combinations you use most, such as "1 or 2 stars with no reply", and reopen them in one click. Private feedback left on your review pages lands in the same list, clearly marked as private. Replying matters: according to BrightLocal (2025), only 7% of consumers expect no response at all to their review. A saved filter turns that into a short daily routine rather than a weekly catch-up.

Reply yourself, or with help from AI

You reply from the dashboard and the reply is published on Google. To save time, the AI suggests replies based on what the review actually says, and you can build your own templates for the situations that come up again and again. If you turn on auto-reply, new reviews get a reply as soon as they arrive, following the rules you set. For your team, each role can be allowed or not to reply depending on the type of review: positive, neutral or negative. A manager can handle the complaints while a member answers the thank-you notes, and the admin keeps the final say.

How to manage your Google reviews in 3 steps

In 3 simple steps, centralize all your reviews

  1. 1

    Connect your platforms

    Link your Google Business account in a few clicks. Synchronization is automatic and secure.

  2. 2

    Automatic sync

    Your reviews are imported automatically, as often as you choose, and land in your dashboard.

  3. 3

    Manage and respond

    Filter, sort, analyze and respond to your reviews. Use AI to generate personalized responses in 1 click.

Everything you need to manage customer reviews

Search the text and author of your reviews
Filters by rating, date, location and response status
Email alerts for negative reviews
Personalized AI response generation
Direct response from the dashboard
Statistics and evolution charts
Connection through the official Google Business Profile API
Consolidated multi-location view

Frequently asked questions

The Google reviews of your locations, imported from Google Business Profile, plus the private feedback your customers leave on your review pages. That feedback is marked as private and is never published.

Once a day by default. You can choose every hour, every 4, 6 or 12 hours, or once a week, and run a manual sync at any time.

Yes. The reply you write in Reputacion is sent to your Google Business Profile listing. If publishing fails, for instance during a connection outage, it is retried automatically.

Yes. You configure it separately for positive, neutral and negative reviews, using your templates or AI, and you choose which locations it applies to. It replies to new reviews as soon as they arrive.

Combine the rating filter, 1 or 2 stars, with the "no reply" filter, then save it. You can then reopen it in one click, every morning for example.

Yes, by email: for every review, in a daily summary or not at all, as each user prefers. A negative review triggers an alert with two suggested replies you can publish in one click.

Yes. For each role, the admin decides who can reply to positive, neutral or negative reviews, and who can create reply templates.

Yes. A manager or member only sees the locations assigned to them, with their reviews and notifications. The admin keeps a view of the whole organization.

One with the Starter plan, up to 10 with Pro, then up to 49, 99, 249 or 499 with the Enterprise plans, and no limit on a custom quote above 500. All the locations in an account are managed from the same dashboard.

Yes, for 30 days, with no credit card and up to 10 locations. If you don't subscribe by the end of the trial, your account becomes read-only: your data stays available to view.

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From the blog

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