Reviews Management
GLocal | Reviews Management
Learn how to manage Google Business Profile reviews in GLocal. Use AI replies, sentiment analysis, review filtration, deleted review recovery, and monitoring tools.FeaturedGLocal | Review Request
Reviews Request settings How to ask your customers for a review Good reviews rarely arrive on their own. Review Request asks for them: you add a customer, and GLocal emails them a link to leave a review — once, or as a short run of polite follow-ups spaced over several days, stopping the moment they answer. The section has five tabs: Overview — how your requests are performing, and what happened to each one Customer List — who receives requests Email Sequence — what tFew readers
GLocal Analytics & Insights
GLocal | GBP Audit
Learn how to use the GBP Audit in GLocal to analyze your Google Business Profile, identify issues, and optimize your business for better local rankings.FeaturedGLocal | Analytics
Understanding Analytics Dashboard Understand Your Google Business Profile Performance The Analytics Dashboard in GLocal helps you understand how customers discover and interact with your Google Business Profile. GLocal collects performance data directly from Google Business Profile Insights and displays it in a simple dashboard. GLocal can retrieve up to 18 months of historical data, which is the maximum period available through the Google Business Profile API. **TFew readersGLocal | Reports
Creating and Sharing GLocal Reports What Reports does Reports turns a month of your Google Business Profile performance into a page presentation with all the important metrics that you can send to a client. It is presented as web page, (not a file) with its own link, that are valid indefinitely, and the client opens it in a browser — nothing to download, nothing to attach. Reports are generated monthly depending of the Automation Settings that can be configured at your prefFew readers
How to use GLocal
GLocal | Account Overview
Learn how to use the GLocal Account Overview to monitor your account usage, including business profiles, AI tokens, emails, team members, workspaces, media storage, and active add-ons.FeaturedGLocal | Create Account & Add Business Profile
Set up your GLocal account, connect your Google Business Profile, and start managing reviews, posts, and analytics with this complete getting started guide.FeaturedGLocal | Manage Workspaces
Manage workspaces in GLocal to organize businesses, assign team members, and control access. Learn how to create, manage, and assign Google Business Profiles easily.FeaturedGLocal | Team Members
Invite and manage team members in GLocal, assign roles, control workspace access, and collaborate efficiently across multiple business profiles.FeaturedGLocal | API Integration
API Integration What the API is for The API connects GLocal to your own systems, so the work happens automatically instead of by hand in the dashboard. Anything that can talk to a web API can drive it — your website or booking system, your CRM, an internal tool, an automation platform, or an AI agent. It works in two directions, matching the two tabs on the page: Send review requests in. — Your system passes a customer to GLocal, and GLocal enrols them in the review-requestFew readersGLocal | Account Settings
How to manage your GLocal account GLocal Account Settings The Account Settings area holds everything that applies to your whole GLocal account rather than to a single business. To open it, click your name at the bottom of the left sidebar (Pin 1). AI Tokens panel — just above your name, shows in a meter bar the percentage of your AI token usage. Hover over it and an **AccoFew readersGLocal | White Label Branding
How to create a White Label Branding in GLocal What white labelling does GLocal produces pages your clients open directly — monthly reports, shared links, and other public pages. Out of the box those pages carry GLocal’s branding and sit on a GLocal address. White Label Branding replaces both. Your agency name, logo, colours and contact details go on the page, and the page is served from a domain of your own. A client never sees the word GLocal. To open it, click **your name at the botFew readers
