**Reviews** in your dashboard collects everything review-related in one place.

## Pending

Completed events you haven't reviewed yet. Each row shows the **Event** and the **DJ**, with a **Submit** button that takes you to the review form on that event.

When you're up to date, you'll see *You're all caught up — no reviews to complete!*

## Submitted

Reviews you've already left. If you haven't left any, it says *You haven't posted any reviews*.

## Why bother

Your review is the main thing the next client uses to judge a DJ. Reviews here come only from clients who booked and completed a real event, which is what makes them worth something — and that only holds if people actually write them.

It takes two minutes.

## They can't be changed

No edit, no delete. Worth a moment's thought before submitting, particularly if you're writing while annoyed about something.

## What makes a useful one

Specifics. "Kept a mixed-age wedding crowd on the floor from 8 till midnight and handled the speeches running 40 minutes late without a wobble" is what someone books on. "Great DJ" isn't.

Worth covering: whether they read the room, how they communicated beforehand, whether they arrived and set up on time, and whether they delivered what was agreed.

See [Leaving a Review](/hc/clients/articles/1786047502-leaving-a-review).

## Being fair

If something went wrong, say so — that's what reviews are for. Just separate what the DJ controlled from what they didn't. A venue's noise curfew isn't theirs.

If the problem was serious, report it as well. A review isn't a report. See [If Something Goes Wrong at Your Event](/hc/clients/articles/1786047502-reporting-issues).

## What appears publicly

Your star rating, your text, the occasion, your first name, and your profile picture. Your contact details are never shown.

## We'll ask you

When an event completes we request a review automatically, so a pending one will show up here without you going looking.