Direct ratings and comments
Collect a star rating, optional written comment, and optional customer email through the business's branded feedback page.
Public reviews tell only part of the customer story. ClariFlow also helps local business owners collect direct ratings and comments, identify sensitive feedback, receive alerts, and keep service-recovery context in the same workspace as the review request flow.

One connected workflow
Give customers a clear way to explain what happened and give owners a practical place to review, respond, and improve operations.
Collect a star rating, optional written comment, and optional customer email through the business's branded feedback page.
Give customers space to describe delays, communication problems, quality concerns, or other issues that need owner attention.
Use plan-based sentiment signals and owner notifications to surface potentially sensitive comments without relying on scattered staff messages.
Review recurring feedback themes to improve staff training, timing, handovers, hygiene, communication, or service expectations.
A simple three-step setup
Invite customers after a completed visit, purchase, appointment, repair, or service—not before they have something genuine to evaluate.
Keep ratings and comments associated with the business review page so the owner has useful context for follow-up.
Look for repeated issues and use the details to improve the process that created the customer experience.
Where to use it
A good review workflow fits the business instead of interrupting it. These are practical placements and feedback moments for this use case.
Genuine review requests
It gives a business a structured way to collect, organize, and review customer ratings and comments. ClariFlow combines this feedback with a branded review page, QR sharing, owner visibility, and service-recovery tools.
The customer page can collect a star rating, a written comment, and an optional email address. The business can use that context to understand the experience and follow up where appropriate.
No. ClariFlow cannot edit, remove, publish, or control reviews on Google or other third-party platforms. Its feedback tools are for direct customer context and owner follow-up.
Respond professionally, protect customer privacy, investigate the underlying issue, and use recurring themes to improve service. Businesses should not pressure customers or selectively request only positive public reviews.
Start with one branded review flow.