✦ REVIEW MANAGEMENT

Discipline around tagging and ownership

Tagging and assigning reviews is the smallest step that makes reports actually readable.

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Tagging and assignment look simple in isolation, but the quality of daily operations depends on them. Untagged reviews cannot be searched; unassigned reviews end up nobody’s responsibility.

An untagged review is lost data; an unassigned review is a lost customer. Those two 30-second steps are the foundation of weekly report quality.

Keep the tag set small

Too many tags slow decisions. Service, food, price, atmosphere, delivery and temperature — 6 to 8 core tags cover most operations. Add new ones only when needed and archive unused ones.

Assignment logic

  • Service tag → shift manager.
  • Food tag → executive or sous chef.
  • Delivery tag → operations lead.
  • Price tag → owner.
  • No review should be left unassigned.

Bulk action

When several reviews share a tag, the panel filter enables bulk replies or bulk assignment. This makes post-holiday or post-campaign waves manageable.

Kontrol listesi / Checklist

  • The tag set is at most 8 categories.
  • Each tag has a default owner.
  • Unassigned ratio stays low.
  • Weekly tag distribution review happened.
  • Unused tags were archived.

SSS / FAQ

Can a review have multiple tags?

Yes. If a review involves both service and delivery, both tags are applied and counted in each report.

Can I undo a wrong assignment?

Yes. Assignments can be changed and the audit log records who reassigned it.

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