When a job is finished, your customer gets a message asking how it went. They answer in their own words. You get the rating, the reason behind it, and a heads-up the same day if something went wrong.

Every business means to check in after the job. Almost none of them do. This one does, every time, without anyone remembering.
The job ends, the van pulls away, and nobody ever asks the customer what they thought. This closes that gap. A message goes out on its own, the customer replies like they would to anyone, and their answer becomes a score on their record and a number you can watch month over month. Nobody on your team types a word.
Everyone means to check in afterwards. Then the next job starts, and the last one is never mentioned again.
A customer walks away unhappy and never says a word to you. You find out months later, when they do not call back.
Nobody on the team wants to chase a customer for a compliment, so the asking quietly stops happening.
Plenty of customers would happily say something in public. They never get asked, so they never do.
Nothing to trigger, nothing to remember. Once the appointment is behind them, the clock starts on its own.
Not a survey link. Not a star widget. A short, warm text asking how everything went, written for that customer and that job.
No form to fill in. They text back the way they text anyone, and what they say gets read and scored.
The rating lands on their record and rolls into your numbers. If something went wrong, you know while you can still fix it.
Every finished job gets a follow-up, whether anyone on your team remembers or not.
The message is composed for that customer and that job. No template your regulars have already seen four times.
Every reply becomes a score on the customer record and a trend line in your analytics.
An unhappy answer alerts your team the same day, with the customer’s own words attached.
Google, Facebook, Yelp, or the Better Business Bureau. Your link, inside the conversation they are already in.
If the customer says the work has not happened yet, it waits and comes back later instead of nagging.
HVAC, Plumbing, Electrical, Cleaning
Roofing, Landscaping, General Contractors, Pool Installation
Sales, Service, Parts, Fleet
Med Spas, Clinics, Dental, Specialties
Agents, Property Management, Commercial vs Residential
Agencies, Law Firms, Accountants, Practice Areas
It goes out by text, and falls back to email when there is no mobile number on file. Same thread, same number they already know.
The same conversation that asks how the job went is where your referral offer turns up.
Ratings and reply rates sit next to your pipeline numbers, so quality and revenue are on one screen.
A complaint becomes a job on your team’s daily list, not a note somebody meant to write down.
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