Reviews, read before they spread.
A bad review is cheapest to answer on day one. Finding it means checking half a dozen sites that each have their own idea of what a review page looks like.
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Why reviews get missed
- Reviews live on sites that don't notify you.
- Monitoring tools miss the niche sites for your industry.
- Checking manually means checking daily, forever.
- The response window closes while nobody is looking.
How Browza watches
New reviews, not all reviews
The agent reports what appeared since last time, with the rating and the text.
Including the niche sites
Industry directories and regional sites work the same as the big platforms.
Daily by default
The cadence is a setting, not an act of discipline.
Sentiment you can sort
Structured output means the one-stars come first without anyone triaging.
What you'd actually say
No scripts, no selectors, no configuration screens — you describe the outcome and watch it happen.
“Check our listings on these review sites and tell me about any new review since yesterday — rating, date, text, and a link — with anything under three stars at the top.”
Questions people ask
Can it reply to reviews?
It can draft replies, and it can drive the reply form — but publishing something in your brand's voice should be a human decision, so keep confirm mode on for that step.
Which sites can it monitor?
Any site a person can read. That includes the industry-specific directories that mainstream monitoring tools skip.
Can results go to Slack or email?
Pull each run through the API and route it wherever you like — the run returns structured data, not a fixed report format.
Related use cases
What will you hand over?
Start with one task. Watch it run, take the wheel whenever you want, and keep the ones that earn their place.