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UNIQUE GUEST REVIEW SCORE ENHANCEMENT SYSTEM
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UNIQUE GUEST REVIEW SCORE ENHANCEMENT SYSTEM

Digital Toolkit • faithful field-by-field working conversion of the Unique GRSE Tool Kit Template, optimized for Hotel Clients, Programme Participants, and Certified Advisors & Coaches.

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Project Setup

Digital working profile. The PDF itself does not prescribe these setup fields; they are retained from V1 to make the Toolkit usable as an application.

WORKING APP

Executive Dashboard

Upload the hotel's Booking.com review CSV / Excel export and automatically generate the two core monitoring reports used by the Executive Dashboard: Part 1 — review-volume performance, and Part 2 — actual reviews secured through the Guest Review Score Enhancement process.

Upload Guest Review CSV / Excel
Accepted: CSV, XLSX, XLS. Processing is performed in this browser. The review data is not sent to a server by this app.
No review file loaded.

Part 1 — Daily Booking.com Guest Review Score Monitoring Chart

Daily KPIs / Actual Reviews / Daily Deviation / Accumulated KPIs / Accumulated Reviews / Accumulated Deviation / Negative Reviews / Accumulated -Ve Reviews.

Part 2 — Actual Reviews Secured (Team Effort)

Counts reviews that qualify as secured based on the selected score rule and the property's prevailing Public Guest Review Score.

1.3 Guest Review Score Performance — Initial Snapshot

The Toolkit's initial example is a direct-competition snapshot “as at 1st March 2026”.

Measurement
Guest Review Score
Total Reviews

1.3 Direct Competition Analysis — Strengths

Five separate comparison columns are retained.

ComparisonOur HotelHotel AHotel BHotel CHotel D
Strengths

1.3 Direct Competition Analysis — Weaknesses

Each hotel has its own weakness field — not a combined competitor field.

ComparisonOur HotelHotel AHotel BHotel CHotel D
Weaknesses

Competition Performance Dashboard

The Toolkit contains six dated dashboard snapshots: 15/31 March, 15/30 April, 15/31 May 2026. Every score and review field is editable.

DateOur ScoreOur ReviewsHotel A ScoreHotel A ReviewsHotel B ScoreHotel B ReviewsHotel C ScoreHotel C ReviewsHotel D ScoreHotel D Reviews

2.2 Guest Review Score Enhancement Indicators — Progress and Impact Indicators

The Toolkit shows Month / Existing Score / Target Score / Actual Score / Existing Reviews / Target Reviews / Actual Reviews / Proposed Actions. Three sample months are retained and can be changed.

MonthExisting ScoreTarget ScoreActual ScoreExisting ReviewsTarget ReviewsActual ReviewsProposed Actions

2.3 Actionable Strategies to Improve Guest Review Score

Hotel-specific strategies / proposed actions. The monthly indicator table above is the primary field structure shown in the Toolkit.

Overview of 8 Specific Action Steps

The eight action-step names are preserved exactly; PIC/status/notes are operational fields added to make the paper checklist workable.

#Action StepOwner / PICStatusNotes

3.1 Booking.com Room List

Operational reinforcement for the first Action Step: Prepare Booking.com Room List.

Reinforcement — 1: Daily Summary Report
DateBooking.com roomsTrip.com roomsTraveloka.com roomsExpedia.com roomsDirect Booking roomsTotal number of roomsWalk in roomsAgoda.com roomsTiket.com rooms
* Estimated segment analysis based on 100% room occupancy. * Highest recorded rooms sold on Booking.com platform.
Reinforcement — 3A: Booking.com Room List
Room CategoryBooking.com RoomFinalized Room Numbers
Reinforcement — 3B: Expanded / Reinforced Room List
Room CategoryBase RoomsAdditional RoomsReinforced TotalFinalized Room Numbers
Base Total0
Additional Total0
Reinforced Total0

3.2 Prepare Customized Scripts and Templates — Script 1 [Step 6 - 2]

Positive-review flow. The Toolkit provides two alternatives for Steps 1–3.

StepOption 1Option 2
Step 1 — Direct Statement
Step 2 — Positive Feedback
Step 3 — Secure Review

3.2 Script 2 [Step 6 - 2]

StepApproved Script / Option 1Approved Script / Option 2
Step 4 — Quick Demonstration
Step 5 — Show Appreciation
Step 6 — Show Understanding

Toolkit instruction: Either Step 5 or Step 6.

3.2 Script 3 [Step 6]

Negative-feedback flow. Step 1 and Step 4 are retained, with two alternatives where the Toolkit shows them.

StepOption 1Option 2 / Variable
Step 1 — Direct Statement
Step 2 — Negative Feedback
Step 3 — Address Concern
Step 4 — Show Appreciation

Guest Incident Report

Template instruction in PDF: to be submitted to CEO by 6.00pm daily for immediate action.

Follow-through Schedule [Step 7]

Exact schedule structure from the Toolkit: Day 1–3 at 07.00am, 12.00 noon, 03.00pm and 06.00pm, plus follow-through call.

TimeDay 1Day 2Day 3
07.00 am
12.00 noon
03.00 pm
06.00 pm

Follow-through Prompter

Follow-through Call

OptionCall Script
Call 1
Call 2

3.3 Daily Booking.com Guest Review Score Monitoring Chart

The PDF has a monthly daily chart with Daily KPIs, Actual Reviews, Daily Deviation, Accumulated KPIs, Accumulated Reviews, Accumulated Deviation, Negative Reviews and Accumulated -Ve Reviews.

DayDaily KPIsActual ReviewsDaily DeviationAccumulated KPIsAccumulated ReviewsAccumulated DeviationNegative ReviewsAccumulated -Ve Reviews

Reinforcement — Desired Guest Review Score

The Toolkit links the Desired Guest Review Score to prevention of negative reviews and acceleration of positive reviews.

To achieve the Desired Guest Review Score: Prevent Negative Reviews [Exception Report] + Accelerate Positive Reviews [Monitoring Chart]. Negative Reviews Dilute the Impact of Positive Reviews.

3.3 Daily Booking.com Guest Review Exception Report

One repeatable record per exception. The PDF's fields are preserved exactly.

3. Implementation Action Plan

The specific purpose of this Implementation Action Plan is to assist you to systematically apply the knowledge acquired and skills developed during the advisory and coaching session within the next 1 month or 3 months

Section A : Application Areas

Please list down the specific modules / topics that you have identified for immediate application

Section B: Benefit Statements

Please list down the key benefits that will be derived upon the successful completion of this Implementation Action Plan. You must ensure that the Benefit Statements relate directly to the specific application areas stated in Section A above.

Section C: Scheduled Initiatives

Please list down the specific initiatives that you plan to carry out to achieve the desired results

Application AreasTime LineSupport RequiredChallenges / Solutions / Feedback on Results

Section D: Confirmation of Implementation Action Plan

This section must be completed before commencement of Implementation Action Plan. Participant is required to state his or her commitment to complete this Implementation Action Plan. Project Champion is required to state his or her endorsement for this Implementation Action Plan

NameSignatureDate
Participant
Project Champion

Section E: Participant Feedback

Upon the completion of this Implementation Action Plan, participant is required to provide his or her summary feedback

Section F: Project Champion Feedback

Upon the completion of this Implementation Action Plan, Project Champion is required to provide his or her observation feedback

1. Feelings and Reaction Questionnaire — 1

The specific purpose of this Feelings and Reaction Questionnaire is to determine your feelings, reaction and how useful the advisory and coaching session is to you

We are pleased to have you for this 1-day programme. We would appreciate if you could take some time to share with us your reaction to this learning, application, and assessment journey. Your honest and constructive feedback is highly appreciated

Participant Signature

Participant may sign directly on the phone/PC screen or use the text signature field.

The PDF filename will automatically use the Participant Name where available.

4. Project Evaluation Report — 1

Overall assessment of the level of achievement of the Advisory and Coaching Project.

Project Evaluation Report — Sections A & B

Project Evaluation Report — Sections C & D

Project Evaluation Report — Sections E & F

Project Evaluation Report — 5: Additional Supporting Information and Attachments [Optional]

Sample Pages in Original Toolkit

The PDF pages labelled “SAMPLE / Case 2 - 6”, “Case 2 - 7” and “Case 2 - 8” are evidence/examples rather than blank data-entry forms. They are therefore not converted into mandatory input fields.

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