Facebook review integration

Bring Facebook page recommendations onto your profile

A connection that reads the recommendations left on your Facebook business page so the feedback you already earned counts towards the profile customers read. It is in development.

Facebook cannot be connected yet. It is being built, and there is no announced date. Everything below describes what it will do.

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What the Facebook integration will do

  • Show the social proof collected on your Facebook page.

  • Give a new profile something to show before your own reviews arrive.

  • Keep one place where a customer can read everything written about you.

What moves between the two systems

What starts it
A recommendation is left on your connected Facebook page.
What WebVouch receives
The recommendation text, its rating and its date.
What goes back to Facebook
Nothing is written back to Facebook.

How it will work

  1. 1

    Connect your Facebook page

    Authorise the business page whose recommendations should appear.

  2. 2

    Choose what appears

    Imported feedback is labelled by where it came from, so a reader can tell it apart from a WebVouch review.

  3. 3

    Keep collecting your own

    Imported social proof is a starting point. Invitations from your store are what keep the profile current.

What you can do before Facebook ships

Review sources in your business settings already offer a Facebook page connection alongside the other sources WebVouch reads. Check there first, because for many businesses the part you need is available without waiting for this catalog entry.

When Facebook is the right choice

Worth connecting to give a new profile something to show on day one. It does not replace invitations, because imported feedback stops being recent the moment you stop collecting your own.

Facebook integration questions

Open Review sources in your business settings. A Facebook page connection is offered there next to the other sources WebVouch reads, and it does not depend on this catalog entry.

Integration details last updated

Reviews you never asked for are reviews you never got.

Most customers will write about a purchase when asked once, at the right moment. An integration is what turns that from a task somebody remembers into something that happens on its own.

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