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Review Responder

An agent that responds to reviews, informed by who actually walked in.

Reviews are public, permanent, and read by every guest deciding where to eat tonight. The Review Responder agent reads every review across Google, Yelp, OpenTable, and Tripadvisor, drafts a thoughtful reply informed by the guest's actual visit, and surfaces anything negative to a manager, with the context and the make-good ready to send.

GM at the host stand mid-afternoon, glancing at a fresh review on her phone with quiet patience
< 2 hrsRESPONSE TIMEdown from days
100%COVERAGEevery review, every channel
1 tapMAKE-GOODgift card or next-visit comp
the problem

Reviews come from everywhere. Responses come from nowhere.

Most restaurants check Google when they remember. Yelp falls through. OpenTable replies are templated. The reviewer who left two stars after a bad Saturday never hears back. And they're the one who matters most.

Chef-owner past midnight at his back-office desk, sighing in front of a laptop full of unanswered Google, Yelp, and OpenTable tabs
how mise solves it

Every review answered. Every negative one with the right context, ready to make right.

Mise reads every review as it lands. The agent drafts a reply that knows what the guest actually ordered. For anything negative, a manager sees the suggested response, the guest's history, and a one-tap make-good: a Mise gift card or a comped item attached to their next visit.

Chef and floor manager leaning in over a tablet in the open kitchen between services, approving a drafted reply with a $25 gift card
capabilities

Every feature, in plain language.

01

Every review, one queue

Google Business, Yelp, OpenTable, and Tripadvisor: every review lands in one queue. No more chasing four dashboards and a half-checked email.

02

Drafted replies, agentically

The agent drafts a reply in your voice for every review. For positive reviews above your threshold, it can publish automatically. For anything below, it routes to a manager.

03

Knows who wrote it

When the reviewer matches a guest in the POS, the agent surfaces their visit history: what they ordered, what was comped, who served them, when they were last in. The response speaks to what actually happened, not a generic apology.

04

Make-good in one tap

On a negative review, the response can include a Mise gift card issued instantly, or a 'next time you come in, this is on us' offer attached to the guest profile so the floor knows when they walk back in.

05

Manager triage queue

Negative reviews surface with the suggested response, the guest's history, and the make-good options pre-loaded. One tap to approve, edit, or escalate. Nothing below your threshold posts without a human.

06

Sentiment trends

A weekly digest of what guests are actually saying: by dish, by server, by service period. Operational signal, not vanity metrics.

in active development

Review Responder is coming soon.

We are building this one in close partnership with real operators. Pricing is published when we open it up. If you want early access, or want to help shape how it works, write to us.

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the questions operators ask first

Answered, plainly.

01Channels?
Google Business, Yelp, OpenTable, Tripadvisor at launch. We add channels as design partners ask.
02How does it match a reviewer to a POS guest?
Name, email, reservation history, and recent visit window. We're conservative; no match means no PII surfaced, just a thoughtful generic response.
03Can it post replies automatically?
Configurable. By default, only positive reviews above your threshold auto-post. Anything below requires a manager tap.
04Make-good budget?
You set a per-incident cap and a monthly budget. The agent never exceeds it.
05What about fake or abusive reviews?
The agent flags them, drafts a measured response, and queues them for the platform's appeal flow where applicable. We never argue back publicly on your behalf.

The fastest way to know if Mise fits is to use it for ten minutes.