Most businesses have far more satisfied customers than reviews to show for it. The people who had a good visit simply leave and forget, while the rare unhappy one goes home and writes. KundPulse fixes that imbalance by asking everybody, every time, automatically. So, your public rating starts reflecting your typical customer instead of your worst day.
1. The request goes out on its own
When a visit is marked complete in your booking system or point of sale, KundPulse waits a short delay and then sends a review request. It carries your business name as the sender, so customers recognise it. Requests respect quiet hours and a frequency cap, which means regular customers are never asked twice in quick succession.
2. Everyone gets the same open path to Google
The invitation is identical for every customer and links straight to your Google Business Profile. Nobody is screened, filtered or diverted based on how they felt about the visit. Customers who want to raise something privately are also offered a direct line to management, but that never replaces the public option — which is exactly what Google Business Profile policy and European consumer rules require.
3. Replies and fixes happen in one place
New reviews land in a single inbox with an AI-drafted reply already prepared in your tone of voice, ready to edit and publish. Private complaints raise an alert so someone can call the customer the same day. Over time, comments are grouped by operational theme — waiting times, billing clarity, staff manner, facilities — so recurring problems become visible before they become your rating.
You can read the full workflow on the review management page or start with the practical playbooks.