Does submitting this ask my customers for reviews?
No. This is a setup intake only. Any customer-facing review request requires approved wording, platform-rule checks, consent handling for the chosen channel, and written go-live approval.
The Reputation Guard setup intake
Walk us through which finished jobs deserve a review ask, where reviews matter, and how unhappy feedback should reach you first. Building Jarvis uses this to prepare the request wording, eligibility rules, and reply-draft process for your approval.
Local setup intake only. This page does not ask customers for reviews, post replies, create HighLevel records, or connect to Google, Yelp, or Facebook.
What this setup intake does
This form collects the plain-English rules Building Jarvis needs to plan The Reputation Guard: who the business is, which platforms matter, which finished jobs are ask-worthy, what the request should sound like, and how unhappy feedback routes to a person.
It does not authorize customer messaging. It does not connect to any review platform. It never posts public replies. Those steps happen separately, in writing, after review and approval.
Local-only intake
No review request goes out until you approve the wording, rules, and launch steps.
No. This is a setup intake only. Any customer-facing review request requires approved wording, platform-rule checks, consent handling for the chosen channel, and written go-live approval.
No. Do not share passwords, admin URLs, or account access in this form. Public profile links are optional and enough. Live access is arranged separately, in writing.
No. Platform rules prohibit incentives and review gating. Eligibility is based on finished-job rules and exclusions you approve — not customer mood — and unhappy feedback routes to you privately first.
No. It builds a consistent, rules-compliant ask-and-reply process for jobs you stand behind. It cannot guarantee review counts, ratings, or customer decisions.