Review Automation

The moment a job wraps, a review request goes out at the right time — turning finished roofs into public proof instead of an afterthought nobody handles.

The problem

Your happiest customers are the least likely to say so publicly

A homeowner whose roof was replaced on time, on budget, and without drama has no reason to write anything down. They're satisfied, and satisfied people move on with their lives. The ones who go out of their way to post unprompted are almost always the unhappy ones. So the public record of your company skews negative, not because your work is, but because nobody ever asks the majority who were pleased. And asking manually, job after job, is the first thing to fall off a busy week.

Your reviews reflect who was motivated enough to post — not what your work is actually like. Asking systematically is what corrects that.

What it actually does

In plain terms.

01

Review requests triggered automatically when a job is marked complete

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Timed to send when the homeowner is most likely to respond, not the moment the crew drives off

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Sent across the channels that matter for local search visibility

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A satisfaction check first, so an unhappy customer reaches you privately before a public review

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Every request and response logged on the contact record, with reminders when there's no reply

In practice

A clean reroof finishes on a Friday and the crew moves on

Without Orbit

  • Everyone means to ask for a review.
  • Monday brings three new jobs and the thought is gone.
  • The homeowner is delighted and completely silent.
  • Your public profile stays exactly as it was.

With Orbit

  • The completed job triggers a request automatically.
  • It reaches the homeowner when they're most likely to act.
  • A satisfaction check catches any problem privately first.
  • The review lands without anyone on your team lifting a finger.

How it fires

Step by step, in your business.

01

The job completes

A job marked complete in the pipeline triggers the review sequence.
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Satisfaction is checked

A short private check-in runs first, so problems reach you before they reach the public.
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The request sends

Happy homeowners get a review request timed for when they're most likely to respond.
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Issues escalate to you

Anything short of satisfied routes internally as an alert rather than out to a review platform.
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It's all logged

Requests, responses, and reminders are recorded on the contact record.

How it connects

It doesn't work alone.

Review Automation fires off the completion stage in Roofing-Built Pipelines, which is why it never needs a human to remember it. It works alongside Referral Tracking — the same finished job that produces a review is the one most likely to produce a neighbour — and feeds the credibility that Branded Web Presence puts in front of the next homeowner.

See Review Automation working on a real pipeline.

Book a demo and we'll show you it configured for a business like yours.