ALL LANGUAGES, SAME ACCOUNT
Multilingual reviews for international ecommerce.
Collect and display customer reviews from around the world in one account, with language adapted for widgets, emails and public pages.
Multilingual Review Management in a Single Dashboard.
Forget multiple accounts for each language. Manage and view customer reviews in their language from a single dashboard. Simplify the management of international reviews.
YOUR CUSTOMERS, FIRST
Speak to your customers in their language. Improve their user experience.
Filter reviews by your customer's language so that reviews appear first in their language. Additionally, you can tailor communications to ensure the entire process is in their preferred language..
Widgets::
Revi detects your customer's language and displays reviews in their language first..
Public Page::
On the public page, customers can choose reviews in their preferred language..
Customize Your Emails::
Adapt emails to the customer's language to ensure smooth communication..
Who it is for
Who it is for
- Stores selling in Spain and international markets.
- Ecommerce sites with multilingual catalogues and invitations.
- Teams needing a coherent localised experience.
How it works
How it works
- Define which markets and languages you can maintain.
- Align invitations, forms and public pages.
- Connect versions with reciprocal links and hreflang.
- Review translation, canonical and content after changes.
What you can do
What you can do
- Review flows available in several languages.
- Relationships between equivalent Spanish and English pages.
- Localised context for users and search systems.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How do I connect each language version?
Each version should link to its equivalents and declare reciprocal hreflang. Hreflang helps declare the relationship but does not replace real navigation.
Can I request reviews in the customer’s language?
Yes, when the flow and its template are available in that language. Validate the complete journey before enabling it.
Should reviews be translated?
If translation is offered, distinguish it from the original and do not alter its meaning.
Design an international experience you can maintain
Prioritise languages supported by coherent content, service and navigation.