Who it is for
For local businesses with happy past customers but no consistent process for asking them to share their experience on Google.
Review requests
SlashPost turns a customer CSV into a checked review-request batch, so you can reach the right people without copying addresses into one email at a time.
Built into SlashPost
One workflow from recommendation to completed work.
Who it is for
For local businesses with happy past customers but no consistent process for asking them to share their experience on Google.
The problem it fixes
Most customers do not leave a review unless the business makes the next step easy. Manual follow-up is slow, inconsistent, and difficult to track across locations.
What you get
Upload the customer file you already have and map its columns instead of reformatting everything first.
Preview importable contacts, skipped rows, and duplicates before a batch is created.
Requests point customers to the review destination associated with the selected business location.
How it works
01
Select the connected Google Business Profile that should receive the reviews.
02
Add a CSV, confirm which columns contain customer details, and review the import counts.
03
Check the recipients, send the request emails, and keep the batch history in SlashPost.
Proof you can inspect
Questions
Choose the business location, upload a CSV of recent customers, map the contact columns, and create a request batch. SlashPost emails the request with a direct path to review the business.
No. SlashPost previews the file and lets you map its columns. Rows without usable contact details and duplicates are counted before import.
Yes. Each batch is created for a selected connected location so the request points to the correct business profile.
No. Review gating undermines a trustworthy review process. Build batches from a consistent customer group rather than filtering people by the rating you expect.
Yes. The preview shows sample rows, column mapping, importable contacts, skipped rows, and duplicates before the batch is created.