Agencies

A defensible review workflow you can run for every client.

Fewer ad-hoc spreadsheets, fewer late-night reply sprints. Biz Review Radar gives your agency one standard process for competitor analysis, review replies and reporting.

The problem, honestly

  • Clients ask 'how are we doing on reviews?' and there's no fast, defensible answer.
  • Drafting replies for many clients eats junior-team hours without much strategy.
  • There's no clean audit trail when a client asks who approved a specific reply.

What's available today

Agencies run BRR with one account per client business today. A unified multi-client console is on the roadmap.

  • Per-client competitor analysis (up to 7 auto + 2 manual) using public Google Places data.
  • AI-drafted review replies with mandatory human approval before anything is saved.
  • One-time Business Review Report ($129) — useful as a pre-sales artifact for prospective clients (6-hour access after first use).
  • Private Zapier integration for internal automation (feature-flagged, brr_test_ keys).
  • Structured audit events on reply approvals and admin overrides.

On the roadmap

Planned

These agency-specific capabilities are not live yet.

  • Multi-client agency console with a unified view across accounts (planned).
  • Team roles and delegated approvals across agency members (planned).
  • White-label reporting surfaces (planned).
  • Live API keys (brr_live_) become available when the live_keys_enabled flag is turned on.

How the workflow works

  1. STEP 1
    Onboard each client account

    Each client business gets its own BRR account, with business identity locked after onboarding.

  2. STEP 2
    Run the standard playbook

    Competitor analysis, sentiment view and AI reply drafts run the same way for every client.

  3. STEP 3
    Review, approve, report

    Your team approves reply drafts, and one-time reports give clients a tangible deliverable.

Bringing a client roster over?

Tell us about your agency setup and we'll walk through onboarding, audit trails and how the private Zapier integration fits into your internal tooling.