A 0–100 score, and the exact tasks that raise it
One number for your reputation health, with a short task list showing the points each fix earns.
What is a Business Score and how is it calculated?
The ReviewDock Business Score is a 0 to 100 rating of your online reputation health. It accounts for unanswered reviews, missing listing information, review freshness and your rating across connected platforms, and turns each gap into a task with the points fixing it earns.
One number, and a short list of what moves it
Most dashboards show you twelve charts and no next action. This shows you one number and the three things to do about it.
Every listing, one score
Google, Zomato, Justdial and the rest roll into a single 0-100 figure, so you are watching one number instead of remembering to open six sites.
Tasks carry their own value
Each task shows the points completing it earns, so you start with the one that actually moves the number rather than the one that looks easiest.
Your own words, counted
The keywords your reviewers use most are pulled out and ranked — useful for your Google description, and a quiet early warning when 'waiting time' starts climbing.
What the score is made of
Unanswered reviews, missing listing information, how fresh your reviews are, and your rating across every connected platform. Fix any of those and the number moves.
- Score from 0 to 100, recalculated as your listings change
- Pending replies, missing info and stale listings all surfaced
- Every task shows the points it earns, so you can start with the biggest
- Top local keywords pulled from your own reviews
How the score improves
Connect
Search your business and tap your listing. Scoring starts on the first import.
Read the gaps
The list is ordered by points, not by how easy each one looks.
Clear the top task
Usually the pending replies — the biggest single block of points.
Watch it daily
The 9am WhatsApp report carries the current number and what is next.
Guessing vs measuring
| Doing it by hand | With ReviewDock | |
|---|---|---|
| Knowing where you stand | A vague sense from the star rating | One number out of 100, updated daily |
| Knowing what to fix | Whatever you noticed last | A ranked list with the points each fix earns |
| Across platforms | Six sites, checked at different times | Rolled into a single figure |
| Spotting a trend | Obvious only once the rating drops | Keyword frequency shifts before the rating does |
Works with the rest of the dock
Each part stands on its own, but they are better together.
AI review replies
AI reads each review and writes back like a person, in the language the review was written in.
Read moreWhatsApp bot
Check your score, read new reviews, approve replies and create posts by messaging in natural Hindi, Hinglish or English.
Read moreSocial posts with AI images
Festival, offer and product posts come out finished — caption written and image generated together.
Read moreBusiness Score — questions
What is a good Business Score?
Anything above 80 means your listings are in good shape. Most businesses start in the 50s or 60s, usually because of unanswered reviews and incomplete profile information.
How often does the score update?
It recalculates as new reviews arrive and as you complete tasks, and you get the current number in the daily 9am WhatsApp report.
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