The Crew

Every delivery earns something.

Just not always a review.

BarhaX’s Reviews agent checks how the delivery actually went before it asks for anything. A happy order gets the review ask. A late, failed or returned one gets a private apology and a chance to make it right — first, always.

Live — proven with a real sendIn every tierSocial proof lifts conversion 3–5×
Reviews, this morningSample data
On-time delivery

The review ask goes out. One tap on a star opens the form pre-filled at that rating.

Arrived 9 days late

A private apology goes first — never a public review ask on a bad experience.

★★★★★ · 2 photos

Published, and ₹50 wallet credit applied — once per product, human-approved.

One delivery. Two very different messages.

Most stores blast the same review request the moment a courier marks delivered — including the order that arrived two weeks late. That's how a fixable problem becomes a public 1-star, and a goodwill save gets skipped entirely. Reviews reads the outcome first.

Order marked delivered
Delivery was fineDelivery had friction
Order #RS-8821
Delivered on timeSample data
The message

How was your Signature Trio?

Tap a star to answer. ?r=5 opens the form already filled in.

Sent positivity-first, so your warmest customers hear from us before anyone else.

5 stars + 2 photos collected — ₹50 wallet credit, on the house
Order #RS-7734
RTO — returnedSample data
The message

We’re sorry this didn’t arrive as promised.

A private note, one human reading it. Plus an optional CARE-4821 goodwill coupon, capped by the offer engine.

No review ask sent

Logged as a service recovery — a would-be 1-star, turned into a save
Already has an open support ticket? Neither message sends. The order is skipped entirely, so nobody gets asked twice mid-fix.

Asked well, once, in the right order.

The mechanics behind the happy-path message: the same email pipeline your customers actually see.

Positivity-first ordering
Requests go out ranked by RFM tone. The customers who already feel warmest toward your brand hear from us first, instead of a random blast to everyone at once.
A tappable star, not a form to hunt for
Every star in the email is a deep-link (?r=N): tap one and the review form opens already filled in at that rating. Ten seconds instead of a login and a search.
One reminder, then quiet
Non-responders get exactly one nudge, a few days later. Never a repeat blast; the crew respects a customer who has moved on.
reviews@yourstore
Who gets asked firstSample data
1
Aditi R.
Champion · reviewed before
asked first
2
Karan M.
Loyal · first order
asked next
3
Priya S.
At-risk tone
asked last

Ranked by RFM tone. The customers who already feel warmly toward you hear from us first.

It reuses the pipeline you already trust.

Reviews doesn't bolt on a new review system. It drives the one your store already runs: the same wallet credit, the same media uploads, the same moderation scanner.

₹50 wallet credit
A customer’s first approved review of a product earns wallet credit automatically, once per product. It never stacks, and it’s never a bribe for a repeat 5-star.
Photos and video, not just stars
Media reviews feed straight into the product page — the most convincing kind of proof, sitting where the next buyer is already deciding.
Scanned before anyone sees it
A deterministic checker flags regulated health claims and profanity into your moderation queue. Nothing publishes on autopilot: a human approves every one.
Moderation queueSample data

“This tea basically cured my…”

Flagged — health claim
Held for you

“Best chai I’ve had — the box was gorgeous too”

★★★★★ · 2 photos · ₹50 credited
0Requested
0Reminded
0 · 12 w/ mediaCollected
0Held for you

A representative month.

Rules that aren't a setting you can miss.

The same safety model as the rest of the crew — written into the code, not a checkbox someone forgets to tick.

Consent-gated: email honours marketing opt-out, WhatsApp needs its own explicit consent
Throttled with the rest of the crew — one shared sender-health limit, never a spike
A human moderates every review before it’s public — the scanner flags, it never publishes
Reviews runs at all — off by default; this switch is yours

It goes live with your store, not as an upsell.

In every tier — Reviews turns on the day your store does, reading every delivery the same way from the first order.