Settings
Set project name, slug, review visibility, search indexing, currency, analytics, and other core options.
Settings control the core details for your project. Here you can set your business name, choose how new reviews appear on your Showcase and widgets, control search engine indexing, and manage your project slug. You can also duplicate or delete the project from this page.
Where to Find It
Go to Settings in the sidebar, then click Project. The page is organized into sections. Each section has its own Save button, so click Save after making changes in that section before moving on.
At the top of the page, you will see your project's unique ID. This is useful if you contact support or work with an integration that needs to identify your project.
Settings
The first Settings section on the page covers your project's basic information.
Project Name — The name of your business, brand, or website. This appears throughout the platform, in emails, and on your review pages. It defaults to your Showcase title if you leave the Showcase title blank.
Website — Your business website URL. Optional, but helpful for context and some integrations.
Default Review Visibility — Controls whether new reviews are shown or hidden on your Showcase and widgets when they first arrive:
Show all reviews — Every new review is visible on your Showcase and widgets.
Show only positive reviews — New reviews with a rating of 3 stars or below are hidden automatically. You can still show them manually from the Reviews page.
Hide all reviews — Every new review is hidden by default. Use this when you want to review feedback before making it public.
Currency — The currency used when displaying customer charge amounts and strategy conditions that reference dollar values. Choose the code that matches your business (for example, USD, EUR, or GBP).
Google Analytics ID — Your Google Analytics 4 measurement ID (for example,
G-XXXXXXXXXX). When set, page views are tracked on your review pages and Showcase. Leave blank if you do not use Google Analytics.
What to Expect
Changing Default Review Visibility affects only new reviews going forward. Existing reviews keep their current visibility unless you change them individually.
Your Google Analytics ID takes effect on the next visit to your review pages or Showcase. It does not track activity inside the MGR dashboard.
Default review visibility is a starting point, not a permanent rule. You can always hide or show individual reviews from the Reviews page, regardless of this setting.
Search Engines
The Search Engines section controls whether search engines like Google can find and list your review pages and Showcase in search results.
Visible to Search Engines — Search engines can index your review pages and Showcase. This is the default. Use it when you want your reviews and Showcase to appear in search results and support your online reputation.
Hidden from Search Engines — Search engines are told not to index your review pages and Showcase. The pages still work for anyone with the link, but they will not appear in search results.
How to Change Search Engine Visibility
Go to Settings > Project.
Find the Search Engines section.
Choose Visible to Search Engines or Hidden from Search Engines.
Click Save.
What to Expect
The setting applies to all review pages and your Showcase for this project.
A success message confirms your choice was saved.
Search engines may take days or weeks to reflect a change. Hiding a page does not remove it from search results immediately.
Hiding your pages from search engines does not make them private. Anyone who has the link can still open your review pages and Showcase.
Search engine visibility is separate from Meta settings under Settings > Appearance. Meta controls how your links look when shared on social media or in search previews. Search Engines controls whether search engines are allowed to index your pages at all.
Slug
The Slug is a short identifier used in customer-facing emails and links when you have not set up a custom domain.
For example, if your slug is acme-coffee, review links and the default sending email address may include that slug (such as reviews+acme-coffee@moregoodreviews.net).
Slugs can contain letters, numbers, dashes, and underscores.
Each slug must be unique across the platform.
If you change your slug, existing links that use the old slug will stop working. Update any saved links, templates, or integrations that reference the old address.
If you use a custom domain for customer-facing pages or email sending, your slug matters less for public links, but it may still be used as a fallback. Choose a slug you are happy to keep long term.
Space
If you belong to more than one space, a Space section appears on this page. It lets you move the project from one space to another.
Only space owners and super-admins can move a project. When you move a project:
The project and all its data (customers, reviews, settings) move to the new space.
Members of the old space lose access to the project.
You retain access through the new space.
This is useful when you reorganize businesses across workspaces or move a project into an agency space. For more on spaces, see Spaces and Projects.
Duplicate Project
At the bottom of the page, click Duplicate Project to create a copy of your current project.
Click Duplicate Project.
Enter a name for the new project.
Click Duplicate Project in the dialog.
The copy includes your ratings, sources, email and SMS templates, request strategy, default review page, Showcase settings, and AI Assistant configuration. It does not copy customers, reviews, logos, domain settings, or sender details. The new project starts inactive so you can review settings before turning on review collection.
After duplication, you are taken to the dashboard for the new project.
Duplicating is a fast way to set up a second brand or client that follows the same review flow. For another store under the same brand, add a location instead. Add customers and turn on automatic collection when you are ready.
Delete Project
Click Delete at the bottom of the page to permanently remove the project.
You will be asked to confirm before anything is deleted. Deletion removes the project and all of its data, including customers, reviews, messages, and settings. This cannot be undone.
Deleting a project is permanent. Export any reviews or customer data you need before confirming deletion.
Tips
Keep Visible to Search Engines turned on if you want your Showcase and review pages to help potential customers find you through search.
Use Hidden from Search Engines while testing a new review page or Showcase setup, or when you do not want those public pages listed in search results.
Set Default Review Visibility to Show only positive reviews if you want your Showcase to highlight strong feedback while keeping lower ratings available for follow-up inside the platform.
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