Theme by location matrix
Every theme against every branch on one screen. Cells that are far above the chain norm are highlighted, so a local problem stands out from a system-wide one.
Chain-wide numbers hide the one location, shift, delivery partner or support queue pulling everything down. Kingsclap breaks every theme down by location, product and team, and flags the outliers so you know exactly where to look.
Every theme against every branch on one screen. Cells that are far above the chain norm are highlighted, so a local problem stands out from a system-wide one.
Get notified when one location’s mentions of a theme jump well above its own history or its peers.
Compare delivery partners, franchise operators or packaging suppliers on the complaints they cause.
See which SKUs or dishes carry quality, size or taste complaints.
Morning versus evening, weekday versus weekend, chat versus email support.
Regional managers see their region. Branch managers see their branch and how it compares to the chain average, without seeing other branches’ raw comments unless you allow it.
The matrix or an alert shows one location out of line on a theme.
Open the comments behind that cell. Usually the cause is obvious within ten comments.
Send the branch a link with the theme, the comparison and the comments. No screenshots.
Log the fix and watch that branch’s line return to the norm.
A busy flagship will always have more complaints. Comparisons use share of feedback, not raw counts.
Small locations with few comments are marked, so a single bad week does not trigger a panic.
Compare the same weeks, and account for new openings and closures.
Any highlighted cell opens to the exact comments behind it.
From listing IDs for reviews, store codes in surveys and tickets, or a column in your import. Unmatched comments are listed so you can map them.
Yes. Any attribute you add to locations, such as format, region or ownership, can be used as a comparison group.
Yes, though outlier detection becomes more useful from around five locations upward. With fewer, the side-by-side view does most of the work.
Yes. Access can be limited to a location, region or brand.
Send us an export of reviews, survey answers or tickets. On the demo we sort it live and show you what we would fix first, with the comments behind every theme.