How to Get Started with Review Automation

    Olivia Reyes

    Olivia Reyes

    Overview

    To start using Review Automation, you first need to connect your Amazon account.
    Once connected, you can configure automation for your products and monitor how review requests are sent.

    The interface is built around two main areas:

    • products — where you configure automation

    • orders — where you track results


    Connecting Your Amazon Account

    Before you can use Review Automation, you need to connect your Amazon account.

    Once connected, your products and orders will be automatically synced and available in the interface.


    Understanding the Dashboard

    At the top of the page, you’ll see a chart and several summary cards.

    Summary

    The chart shows how many review requests were sent per day over the last 30 days.
    The summary cards give you a quick overview of your products, orders, and request activity.

    This section helps you quickly understand how your automation is performing.


    Configuring Automation for Products

    Automation is configured at the product level.

    Products

    In the products table, you can:

    • search by ASIN or title

    • filter by marketplace

    • filter by automation status

    Each row represents a product and shows:

    • automation status across marketplaces

    • order count

    • review request stats

    To configure automation, simply click on a product (or use the menu).


    Setting Up Automation

    Inside the settings modal, you control how automation works.

    Settings dialog

    You can:

    • enable or disable automation per marketplace

    • choose how many days to wait after shipping

    • set the time of day when requests are sent

    If a product is sold in multiple marketplaces, you can quickly apply the same settings to all of them.

    If the product has multiple variations, you can apply settings to all variations at once.

    You can also request reviews for all currently eligible orders directly from this screen.


    Working with Multiple Products

    If you’re managing a large catalog, you don’t have to configure products one by one.

    You can select multiple products and apply automation settings to all of them at once.


    Tracking Orders

    The orders table shows how automation is working in practice.

    Orders tabl

    Here you’ll find:

    • order details

    • products included in the order

    • automation status

    • request status

    • purchase and request dates

    You can filter orders, inspect specific cases, and quickly access product settings.


    Manual Actions

    In some cases, you may want to trigger a review request manually.

    If a request is available, you can do this directly from the orders table.
    The request will be scheduled and sent according to your automation settings.


    Final Notes

    Once automation is set up, everything else happens automatically.

    New orders are processed daily, eligibility is checked, and review requests are sent at the right time — without any manual effort.