Deliverable one is the trigger definition, tied to a completion signal the company trusts: crew signoff, cleared payment, or final inspection.
AA19 Builds Custom Review Generation Systems
AA19 delivers completion-verified triggers, platform routing rules, a sentiment gate that pulls unhappy customers to a person first, drafted review responses, and velocity reporting by crew and service line. Scope covers trigger definition against field software, message design, escalation paths, and dashboard delivery.
Review Generation: scope and deliverables.
Deliverable two is the request and routing engine, technician name and direct link included, pointed at the platform carrying weight in that trade and market.
Deliverable three is the response and reporting layer, drafted replies in the company voice plus review velocity by crew, service line, and location.
From build to daily operation.
Define the trigger
Completion signal, payment, or crew signoff, whichever proves the job is actually finished.
Ask well
Short message, technician name, direct link, timed to the moment of satisfaction.
Intercept problems
Negative sentiment routes to the owner with the job context attached.
Respond and report
Drafted replies plus review velocity by crew, service line, and location.
Industries running this system.
- Pressure Washing
Before-and-after photos make the request nearly automatic.
- Cleaning
Recurring customers can be asked on a sensible interval rather than every visit.
- HVAC
Post-install and post-maintenance timing differ.
- Plumbing
Emergency repairs produce the strongest reviews when asked same day.
- Landscaping
Seasonal project completion is the moment.
- Med Spas
Results-based timing follows the treatment cycle.
- Dentists
Post-visit requests route by provider.
- Roofing
Final inspection and warranty delivery close the loop.
Systems that pair with this one.
Other pieces that ship on a first build
Scope drives the number. Systems, trades, and custom pieces are all listed on the pricing page.
Questions owners ask about this.
Is this against platform rules?
Requests go to every completed customer without incentives or filtering of who gets asked.
Which platforms?
Google first for local search, plus the platform that carries weight in the trade.
Who handles bad reviews?
Negative sentiment routes to a person before posting, and posted reviews get a drafted response.