TRANSPARENT SOURCE MANAGEMENT
Google reviews for ecommerce.
Organise Google reviews alongside first-party sources while keeping the origin and verification level of each review visible.
Display your Google reviews on your website.
Compatible formats can present third-party reviews with their source without turning them into Revi-verified reviews.
GOOGLE PRODUCT RATINGS
Prepare a product-review flow that follows the applicable requirements.
Revi is listed as an eligible Product Ratings aggregator; Google processes the data and decides whether to use or display it.
Structured data and consistent identifiers.
Markup, feeds and identifiers help describe products and reviews but do not guarantee stars, rich results or rankings.
Who it is for
Who it is for
- Businesses managing reputation across several channels.
- Teams that need to distinguish sources without blurring their meaning.
- Merchants connecting first-party reviews with broader visibility work.
How it works
How it works
- Define the source and goal for each flow.
- Configure the permitted connection or presentation.
- Keep the source of every review visible.
- Reply and analyse without claiming a different verification status.
What you can do
What you can do
- Coordinated management with clear source attribution.
- Connections among local reputation, widgets and methodology.
- Context separating business, product and third-party reviews.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is a Google review verified by Revi?
No. It retains its Google origin and should be presented as such.
Can Revi guarantee stars on Google?
No. Google determines when and where stars appear under its own systems and policies.
Can I manage Revi and Google reviews together?
Yes, within one strategy, provided each review clearly retains its origin and its actual verification level.
Is this the same as Product Ratings?
No. Product Ratings is a specific Google programme for product ratings on Google surfaces.
Clarify sources before designing the flow
Discuss the case if you need to combine first-party reputation and external platforms.