Review management
Bots scan the channels around the clock; every review is broken into taste, speed, courier and portion sub-scores. Positive replies go out within minutes; risky ones wait in the approval queue and never get lost.

A review sits where it was written until someone logs in and reads it. Agg-Agent, by contrast, scans every channel you are connected to around the clock, brings new reviews onto a single screen and replies to them in your brand's voice.
Replies it considers risky are put to you for approval before they go out; complaints that a reply alone cannot resolve become field tasks with an owner and a due date set from the start. When the same complaint recurs, it comes to you as a chronic problem to be solved, not an isolated case.
Every new branch is another stream of reviews; every new channel, another tab to keep open. Before long, teams can keep up with reading the reviews but not with seeing the problem behind them. A review is answered, closed and left behind. Nobody sees in which branch the same complaint has surfaced again.
Every unanswered negative review affects your platform rating, your ranking and, in the end, your revenue. The figures are for an illustrative chain.

Once set up, the cycle runs by itself; your team only handles the exceptions that need approval.
Robotic process automation bots connect to the platforms periodically and bring new reviews to the centre. No API required.
Every review is broken into structured sub-scores for taste, speed, courier and portion.
Prompts are managed directly by your business unit without a developer or vendor; agents are trained to reflect your company culture.
Positive replies auto-publish; negative and risky content goes to an authorised approver.
A complaint a reply cannot close is written on a card with an owner and a deadline. When the deadline passes the task escalates; the regional manager handles it from their phone.
All of feedback management, ingestion, analysis, reply, approval and action, comes together on one platform.
Bots scan the channels around the clock; every review is broken into taste, speed, courier and portion sub-scores. Positive replies go out within minutes; risky ones wait in the approval queue and never get lost.

Every complaint becomes a task with an owner, an SLA and resolution tracking. When the deadline passes, the task escalates; when the same complaint recurs, it comes to you as a chronic problem, not an isolated case.

Monitor branch scores, manage live escalations and approve AI drafts for risky reviews with one tap on iOS and Android. Ask AGGI in plain language: which branch has a problem today?

Who published what, who approved it and when it went out: all recorded. Approver, auditor and operations roles are separated; personal data is masked automatically before a reply is generated.


Replying is the first step. Agg-Agent turns every complaint into a field-facing operational task with an owner, an SLA and resolution tracking.
The figures below come from the platform's current total processing volume; branch names and review contents are illustrative.
The manual reading and writing load is handed to the platform. Your teams deal with the work itself, not with routine replies.
Your marketing and operations team write the reply rules themselves. When your brand voice changes, you update the text.
Most reviews are answered within minutes in the brand's voice without waiting for anyone; those needing approval stay visible in the queue.
Every negative piece of feedback becomes an SLA-tracked field task; as recurrence falls, quality becomes permanent.
In multi-site food and beverage brands, guest feedback is still filed under marketing as a reporting line; what reviews actually describe is operations: kitchen, service, delivery.
For multi-site brands, we bring the reviews from every connected channel onto a single screen. We draft the reply in the brand's own voice. A system speaking wrongly in the brand's name is costly; that is why a risky reply never goes out unapproved. A complaint a reply cannot close becomes a task with an owner and a deadline.
As sites multiply, feedback scatters and chronic problems look like isolated incidents. The number of sites should not be the ceiling on service quality. What makes that possible is visibility: what recurs in which branch, who took over and when, which promise was kept.
The system speaks in your brand's name; what it did, who approved it and when it was published is always visible.
Measure the difference in 10 days with one pilot brand and your own channels. Write to us for a demo; setup begins by connecting your channels.