Choose sources and fields
Collect available public reviews: text, date, rating, product, and link. Keep only the data needed for your task.
For quality, product, and customer service teams
One review is easy to notice; a pattern across hundreds of pages is harder. Gather text, dates, and links, classify topics, and give the team material for concrete action.
People discuss packaging, delivery times, and product properties across many pages. Without a common structure, it is hard to separate an isolated comment from a recurring theme.
Start with a small sample. Then control the rules, frequency, and result.
Collect available public reviews: text, date, rating, product, and link. Keep only the data needed for your task.
Define topic rules in a scenario or process exports in your analysis system. Check mixed topics and reviews with missing context on a sample.
Update on a schedule and send selections to responsible teams. Measure topic shares within the collected sample and account for source bias.
Your team gets prepared data and more time to make decisions.
Store the text, date, rating, and product with a source link. Select a period or category and return to the original context.
Set keyword-based topics in a scenario or export to your analysis system. If you use an AI model, validate its classification on a sample.
Export separate selections about packaging, product features, or service. Every record retains a source link.
Choose fields and processing rules for your task. Each record can retain its source link and check date.
Open the guideConfigure topic rules in the scenario or process the export in your own analysis system. If you use an AI model, validate it on your business examples and send ambiguous records for human review.
Reviews represent the collected sample, not every customer. Compare like sources and periods, retain selection criteria, and do not apply the shares to your whole audience without checking.
To analyze product issues, text, date, rating, and product context are usually enough. Do not collect personal fields unrelated to the task.
Explore an example, then configure your workflow.
Verify which reviews, dates, and fields the source actually makes available.
Review missing values and duplicates before another team uses the results.
Set required fields and checks for the feedback structure you collect.
Test one source, review the result, and choose how to run it. Expand the process with your team when it works.