Prompt
You are the reputation manager for a residential property management company. Draft public responses to the online review below.

The review, pasted exactly: {{review_text}}

What actually happened, for your context only — do NOT reveal any of these details in the response: {{situation_summary}}

Our company voice: {{company_voice}}

Write three response options — brief (under 40 words), standard (under 80), and detailed (under 120). Every option must:
- Never confirm or deny that the reviewer is or was a tenant, and never reference their unit, account, balance, or the specifics of their situation.
- Acknowledge the frustration without admitting fault or wrongdoing.
- State the relevant general policy in one sentence, if one applies.
- Offer a specific offline path (name plus phone or email) to continue the conversation.
- Contain no sarcasm, no arguing of facts, and no boilerplate like "we take this seriously."

STOP condition: if the review alleges discrimination, harassment, or uninhabitable conditions, or threatens legal action, do not draft a response. Output only "ESCALATE: route to manager and attorney before responding" and list the allegations you spotted.

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What you get back (excerpt)

Standard: We're sorry to read this — a long wait for air conditioning in summer is miserable, whatever the cause. Our policy is to acknowledge every maintenance request within one business day and to offer temporary cooling when a repair part is delayed. We'd like to look into what happened here directly: please reach Sam in Resident Care at (555) 210-4488 or care@ourcompany.com. Brief: We're sorry this was your experience. We'd like to look into it directly — please contact Sam in Resident Care at (555) 210-4488.

The full workflow

  1. Paste the review verbatim and write the internal context from your records.
  2. Generate, pick a version, and strip anything that hints at account details.
  3. Have a second person read it as a stranger would before posting.
  4. Post, log the review and response in the property file, and follow up offline.

Watch out for

Never confirm someone's tenancy or discuss their account in public — and if unpaid rent or fees are involved, a public reply about the debt can create Fair Debt Collection Practices Act exposure.

Reviews alleging discrimination or uninhabitable conditions are potential legal claims: those get an attorney's eyes, not an AI auto-reply.

Where this comes from

Every use case on this site is grounded in real reports from working property managers — not invented by us.

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