Aspect-based review analysis for teams who need specifics

It's a way to group feedback into practical buckets (aspects) like service, cleanliness, value, or location, so you can act without guessing.

Aspect breakdown, aspect scores, and sentiment highlights that point to the phrases driving the score.

Reviato supports a key-aspect breakdown. The exact set can differ by category, but the goal stays the same—usable buckets, not a long list of vague labels.

No. Aspect analysis is about topic buckets (service, food, cleanliness), not emotions.

No. It helps you choose what to read first. Use highlights to jump to the lines that explain the score.

Short, one-line reviews often don't carry enough detail. Treat aspect scores as directional, then verify by opening the underlying reviews.

Yes. You can compare aspect patterns across platforms and see where the negativity concentrates.

Yes. Aspect breakdown helps you spot which location is taking the hit on a specific bucket (for example, cleanliness or service).

No. It doesn't do automatic routing, ticketing, or remediation. It surfaces the signal so your team can decide what to do.

Pick your top negative aspect, open the linked negative reviews, scan highlights, then validate with search/filter before making a change.