Services and B2B

The after-service call: how to get a review and a repeat order

Sado AI team · · 4 min read

In short

One to three days after the service, make a short call: remind the customer what was done and ask for a rating from 1 to 5. If it’s low, apologise and have a manager call back the same day. Then ask for a review: send the link to everyone who agrees, not only to those who praise you, and promise nothing in return. Finally, agree the next service: air-conditioner cleaning, a filter change, a seasonal check. The same call brings repeat orders.

When to call

  • After 1–3 days: the customer has seen the result but still remembers the visit.
  • For appliances, after first use: the air conditioner has run for a day, the washing machine has done one load.
  • Daytime or the evening after work, not late: for example, 10:00–20:00.
  • One call per customer. No answer: once more the next day, then stop.

How the call goes

  1. Greet and remind them what you did: “We cleaned your air conditioner on Tuesday.”
  2. Ask for a rating in one question: “From 1 to 5, how would you rate it?”
  3. Ask why: “What did you like, and what should we improve?” Note the answer word for word.
  4. Ask for a review: “A couple of words on the map would help others. May we send you the link on Telegram?”
  5. Agree the next service: “The next cleaning will be due in spring. Shall we call you in March?”

Sample call

Sado: Assalomu alaykum, this is Malika from Salqin Havo service. We cleaned your air conditioner on Tuesday. Is it working well?

Caller: Yes, fine. And the smell is gone.

Sado: Glad to hear it. From 1 to 5, how would you rate it?

Caller: Five. Only the technician was a bit late.

Sado: Thank you, I’ll pass that on. A short review on the map would help others. May we send you the link on Telegram?

Caller: Send it, I’ll write something.

Sado: Thank you! The next cleaning will be due in spring. Shall we call to remind you in March?

Caller: Yes, please do.

A one-minute call brought three things: a rating, a yes to a review and the date of the next order. And the manager hears about the late technician.

If the rating is low

  • Don’t interrupt or argue. Say: “I’m sorry, that shouldn’t have happened.”
  • Note the problem precisely: what happened, when, which technician.
  • Say when a manager will call, the same day, and keep that promise.
  • Once it’s fixed, make another short call: “Is everything all right now?”
  • Never offer money or a discount to remove a review. Fix the work first.

What not to do when asking for reviews

Asking for a review is ordinary courtesy, but a few lines must not be crossed:

  • Don’t promise money, a discount or a gift for a review. Google Maps rules ban such reviews.
  • Don’t ask only the customers who praise you: send the link to everyone who agrees.
  • Don’t write reviews for customers or ask staff to write them.
  • If they say “no”, don’t ask again.

After-service calls with an AI operator

You upload the day’s completed jobs as an Excel file or send them from your CRM, and Sado’s outbound calls talk live with each customer in Uzbek or Russian: rating, reason, agreement to a review and the next service date. The answers go into the portal as separate fields and download to Excel. A manager sees the low ratings and calls back the same day; your staff send the review link.

If you use Bitrix24, the outcome goes into the deal in the CRM. A customer who says “don’t call me” isn’t called again. And when customers call you, the AI operator for incoming calls answers. Try it live or call 78 778 01 23.

Questions

May we ask only happy customers for reviews?

No. Google Maps rules ban selectively asking for positive reviews. Send the link to everyone who agrees, and solve an unhappy customer’s problem first.

How soon after the service should we call?

After 1–3 days, during the day. The customer has seen the result but still remembers the visit. For appliances, after first use.

How much do these calls cost?

Sado charges only for talked minutes: 800 so‘m a minute. For example, 50 two-minute calls a day: 100 × 800 = 80,000 so‘m. Unanswered numbers cost nothing.

Try Sado on your own calls.

Talk to the operator on the site or call 78 778 01 23 — this is exactly what your customers will hear.

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