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Configure approved AI-assisted review drafting behavior for the selected scope.

Verified 2026-09-04 · Source da3f301

What this does

Configure approved AI-assisted review drafting behavior for the selected scope.

Steps

  1. Open Reviews, then Automations.
  2. Select the intended scope.
  3. Complete Teach SmartQ about your business.
  4. Review the available automation controls.
  5. Save changes and review generated drafts before relying on the workflow.

Automation settings reference

Mode controls Off, Suggest Only, Auto-Draft, or eligible Auto-Post behavior; coverage selects locations; eligibility/rating thresholds determine reviews; Business Profile and terminology guide writing; recovery contacts support poor-experience handling; advanced settings refine output. This control is covered by the Reviews AI Automations workflow.

Group inheritance and location overrides

Configure the group default at All Locations. To make Lansing Auto-Draft only, select Lansing, create an override, set Mode to Auto-Draft, save, and confirm the inherited indicator changes to local.

Settings reference

SettingWhat it doesDefaultScopeNotes
ModeControls response automationOff unless configuredgroup/locationAuto-Post requires displayed eligibility.
CoverageSelects eligible locationsCurrent scopegroupA location page cannot create an all-location rule.
EligibilityLimits ratings/reviewsDisplayed safe defaultsgroup/locationApplied before automation.

Permissions and scope

  • No Access hides or blocks the module. Read Only permits viewing but disables changes. Editor permits the documented create, edit, publish, or administrative actions within the user's assigned scope.

Mobile

  • On narrow screens, open the sidebar or overflow menu to reach the same actions; labels and save behavior are unchanged unless this article says otherwise.

What happens next

Your change is available within the scope you selected.

Warnings

  • AI-generated drafts can be inaccurate and should be reviewed before public use.

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