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Open the trend chart, pick the shift, then validate recovery progress across appraisals and reviews.
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Interactive charts for rating movement, topic shifts, and sentiment changes across public reviews and private appraisals so teams can verify if fixes worked.
Trends close the loop by showing whether recurring complaints are actually moving after a change.
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What to inspect first
Trends close the loop by showing whether recurring complaints are actually moving after a change.
Workflow
See the workflow in the product
Open the trend chart, pick the shift, then validate recovery progress across appraisals and reviews.
Where trends fit in the workflow
Trend tracking is the closing layer of the workflow. Collect and recover first, then use trend movement to confirm whether recurring complaints are actually declining.
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Screenshots tied to the workflow this page explains.
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Open the trend chart, pick the shift, then validate recovery progress across appraisals and reviews.
Key highlights
A quick scan of the feature details, workflow structure, and key product evidence on this page.
Track how ratings move across weeks and months. The "headline" chart is useful, but often late to react.
See which themes are rising or fading. Catch drift early, new complaints, old problems returning.
Spot slides in guest language even when star ratings lag behind reality.
Features
Look for workflow fit, proof, and a clear next step from the same page instead of treating it like a standalone brochure.
Review trend tracking that answers "better or worse?" helps most when the workflow gap is already clear and the team needs proof that the product supports the daily loop they want to run.
Check the screenshots, highlights, and FAQ together. If they do not match the routine you need to run, this is the wrong path.
Open a related page or comparison next so the decision stays tied to the workflow instead of drifting into generic feature shopping.
How to read trend charts
Some dips are patterns. Compare the same period year over year before you "fix" anything.
Low volume makes charts twitchy. Two bad reviews in a quiet week can create a dramatic drop.
Spikes point to incidents (need containment). Drift points to process gaps (need system fixes).
Investigation examples
Narrow the date range, search for "dirty", "smell", "bathroom". Look for repetition in same room type or shift.
Split chart into "before" and "after". Look for "smaller portions", "not worth it", "hidden fees".
Mark the date, watch service topics over next few weeks. Validate if complaints shifted or disappeared.
Where this helps
Review trends after a menu, staffing, or process change.
Spot which location started a shift first.
Use one chart to decide what to investigate this week.
What trend tracking is not
It is not forecasting, it does not guarantee outcomes, and it is not real-time alerting.
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Related pages that extend the same workflow or buyer decision.
Track positive and negative tone over time.
See which themes are moving.
Read the phrases behind the trend.
Combine trends with aspects and sentiment.
Recover private low ratings and track whether patterns improve.
Open the trend chart, pick the shift, then validate recovery progress across appraisals and reviews.