Trustpilot
Overview
Birdie can import public customer reviews from Trustpilot, a global platform where customers share feedback on businesses, products, and services.
The Trustpilot connector collects publicly available reviews from company pages on trustpilot.com. No API credentials or authentication are required — Birdie reads the same public data that any visitor can see on the Trustpilot website.
Requirements
To set up the integration, you need:
The Trustpilot URL(s) for the company you want to monitor
To indicate whether each URL belongs to your company (Owner) or a competitor
No API key, OAuth token, or any other credential is needed.
Finding Your Company URL
Go to trustpilot.com.
Search for the company name in the search bar.
Copy the URL of the company page.
The URL follows the pattern: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/<company-domain>
A company may have multiple pages, especially if it is not a Trustpilot partner. You can provide multiple URLs to cover all pages.
Example for Slack:
https://www.trustpilot.com/review/slack.comhttps://www.trustpilot.com/review/app.slack.com
Share Configuration with Birdie
Provide the following to the Birdie team:
data_source
urls
Yes
List of Trustpilot company page URLs to monitor.
data_source
owner
Yes
Owner if this is your company, Competitor if monitoring a competitor.
Since no credentials are involved, you can share this configuration via any channel. For consistency, you can also use the secure sharing process.
Data Imported
Birdie imports the following from each review:
Review text and title
Rating (1-5 stars)
Date posted
Author name
Language
Reviews are imported as feedback (review) records in Birdie.
References
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