A review should be flagged when it may breach ClearSay’s guidelines, not simply because a user or business disagrees with the opinion expressed.
Step 1: Sign in to ClearSay
Open ClearSay.co.uk and sign in to your user or business account.
Step 2: Open the review
Find the relevant business profile and locate the review you want ClearSay to assess.
Step 3: Select the flag or report option
Choose the available Flag, Report or similar option beside the review. If no reporting option is displayed, use the contact page.
Step 4: Choose the most accurate reason
Select the reason that best describes the concern.
- The review appears unrelated to the business
- It contains abusive, threatening or discriminatory language
- It reveals personal or confidential information
- It appears to be spam or promotional content
- It may come from a person without a genuine experience
- It appears duplicated, coordinated or misleading
Step 5: Explain the concern
Provide a short, factual explanation. Identify the exact sentence or issue and avoid emotional or unsupported accusations.
Step 6: Submit the report
Review the information and submit it once. Repeated reports do not automatically speed up the assessment.
What happens after a review is flagged?
ClearSay may assess the content, request more information or leave the review visible while the matter is considered. Reporting a review does not guarantee its removal.
What is not normally a valid reason?
- The review is negative.
- The reviewer gave a low rating.
- The business remembers the event differently.
- The customer will not remove the review after being contacted.
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Need help?
Contact ClearSay if the report option is unavailable, the review contains urgent safety concerns or you need to provide supporting evidence.
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