Every piece of private feedback, a page in your Notion.

A customer tells you what went wrong, and it sits in the database your team already works in. With stars, text, location and date.

Citypicked Feedback

NameStarsCustomer

The wait was really long, even though I had an appointment.NewSunshine SalonNov 12Hannah W.
Color came out a little darker than we discussed.Sunshine SalonNov 10James P.
Hard to find parking.Sunshine Salon RiversideNov 7Emma C.

How it connects

Three steps, then it runs by itself.

You connect Notion once in Citypicked under Integrations. After that there is nothing left to do.

1
Connect Notion
You sign in to Notion and choose which pages and databases Citypicked may see.
2
Pick a database
Take a database you already have, or let Citypicked make one. Missing columns are added.
3
Feedback arrives
Each private feedback becomes a page, shortly after your customer sends it.

What each page holds

Citypicked sets up the columns. You sort, filter and assign as in any Notion database.

Every rating, if you want: One switch adds every star rating too, not only feedback with a text.
Names stay short: Notion gets “Hannah W.”, never an email address or phone number.
Per location: Each location writes to its own database, or all of them share one.
New Google reviews: Each new review on Google becomes a page, with stars, text and a link to answer it.
Open points of your Google profile: What your profile is missing sits there as a page with a status. Once the point is done, the page says so.
Monthly Google report: Each month one page with views, calls, directions and reviews.

Nothing extra. Notion comes with Pro.

Any, including the free one.

If you want, new Google reviews, the open points of your Google profile and a Google report each month. Each has its own switch.

No. When you connect, you choose the pages and databases Citypicked may see. Everything else stays out of sight.

Yes. Citypicked adds the columns that are missing and leaves your own columns alone.

With “Disconnect” in Citypicked. Access ends at once, your pages in Notion stay.