A sudden wave of cancellations followed a viral critique. Rapid, respectful replies, small service credits, and a targeted booking drive stabilized ratings within two weeks. Credit stayed open with conditions, and the business completed repayment on schedule, strengthening mutual confidence.
Multiple facility managers posted similar delays. Alerts fired, prompting a supportive call that uncovered supplier issues. Temporary working capital and schedule adjustments prevented churn. Three months later, sentiment normalized, and payment performance improved, validating an approach that blends empathy with disciplined monitoring.
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