MARKETING · REVIEW ALERTS AND ROUTING

Bring important guest feedback to the right person.

Use review alerts to identify feedback that needs attention while your team is busy running tours.

An Aboriginal guide sharing rock art with visitors on a Jarramali Rock Art Tour in Queensland
Cultural tours · Sector photography

What you can do

01

Identify feedback needing attention

Bring important reviews into the team’s follow-up workflow.

02

Keep the original context

Review the source comment before deciding how to respond.

03

Act on the issue

Give the appropriate person responsibility for the reply or operational change.

SEE THE WORKFLOW

See the task
from start to finish.

A serious complaint can sit unnoticed while the team handles routine work. A dashboard only helps when someone has time to open it.

HUBSTEER IN ACTIONInteractive example
Review alerts and routing

An example from a tour business.

THE SITUATION

A review describing a missed pickup reaches the responsible team member, who checks the booking and responds through the appropriate process.

Illustrative example · You choose which actions to enable.

Before you enable the workflow

Check the alert options available for your connected sources.

An alert points staff to feedback; it does not replace reading it. Check the guest’s account and relevant booking details before replying.

COMMON QUESTIONS

A little clarity.
Before you get started.

Answers to the questions that help you choose your next step.