Track your review quality, see what still needs attention, and use the same review data Garrio can feed into queues, product feedback, and customer-satisfaction reporting.
This route appears once a reviews provider is connected and synced into Garrio. If reviews are not enabled yet, the live route says reviews tracking is not enabled for the store and points the merchant toward enabling sync with support.
If reviews are enabled but still empty, the route keeps the `Sync Reviews` action visible and shows an honest no-data state until the first import finishes. The preview store still uses the gated path, so the demo below shows the live post-setup state merchants unlock after sync is in place.
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Reviews are automatically synced every 6 hours. Click “Sync Reviews” to manually trigger a sync.
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1,517 total reviews
Beautiful presentation and everything arrived in great shape.
Gregory
Second order in a row and the quality still feels premium. Easy to recommend and easy to reorder.
L.C.
The food was great, but reheating instructions were hard to find and shipping made the total feel expensive.
Harry S.
The flavor was good, but part of the order arrived warm and I was not sure it was safe to keep.
Dana W.
Use the summary cards to judge whether review quality is healthy overall, then drop into the recent list to see what is driving low ratings. Garrio can use those same themes to route follow-up, create product-feedback signals, or show what keeps breaking the post-purchase experience.
The `Pending review` count is the practical queue signal. That is the fastest way to spot where a review should become a reply, a replacement, or a product/packaging change somewhere else in the business.
In the live route there are two real early states to expect: reviews may be disabled entirely for the store, or enabled but still empty until the first sync finishes. In both cases Garrio keeps the page honest instead of showing fake review metrics.