Connect Google Business Profile and your reviews land right in the app. Ledger drafts a reply that sounds like you — but it never publishes on its own. You read it, edit it if you want, and approve every word before it goes live.
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Ledger in action / Google Reviews
Ask Ledger. Review the draft. Approve it. Watch the full flow in this 29-second recording.
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The owner asks Ledger for new Google reviews. Ledger finds an unanswered review. The owner asks for a warm, professional reply and Ledger creates a draft. The owner reads it and taps Post reply. The app then confirms the reply is posted and live on the Google listing.
Every tab and lane, laid out in full on the home page →
Ledger pulls your Google Business reviews in — star rating, reviewer, and text — so you can see what customers are saying without leaving the app.
Tell it the tone or the point you want to make and it writes a reply grounded in what the review actually said — not a generic thank-you template.
The draft sits on a confirmation card in the chat. Nothing publishes until you tap approve — Ledger cannot post a review reply on its own, by design.
Once you approve, the reply goes live on your Google Business listing — publicly visible under the review, exactly as approved.
A public review reply is a brand statement — it's visible to every future customer who reads that listing, so it stays a human decision, not an autopilot one.
Ledger writes the first draft in seconds — the blank-page problem of "what do I even say" disappears, but the words that publish are the ones you signed off on.
Nothing publishes twice — once a reply is approved and posted, that draft is locked; there's no accidental double-post.
You can always say no — cancel a draft you don't like and ask for another angle, or write your own reply instead.
Ledger reads your Google Business reviews so the assistant can surface and help you respond to them — that's the entire purpose of the connection. Ledger's use and transfer of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy.
Disconnect Google Business Profile any time from Settings → Connections. See the Privacy Policy for full retention and deletion details.
Connect Google Business Profile and let Ledger draft the first word.
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