You can go to Get Reviews > Woocommerce drop-down.

Make sure you do not have a free version of the plugin still active. Then de-activate and re-activate the Pro version. Finally double check the shortcode and make sure it matches the one for the review template.

Check it now. The scraping server has been working through a backlog of jobs. If it still isnt' done post the job_id.

The "invalide_ur" usually means that the place id (or search terms) are incorrect. In this case the place_id is pointing to the address not the actual business at the address.

https://search.google.com/local/reviews?placeid=ChIJ6x8QXShNaG0RQr05l1gH0YE

Here are some instructions to find the Place ID:

https://wpreviewslider.com/two-methods-to-find-your-google-place-id/

Can you post a screenshot like this so I can see the scrape job details?

Just turn off the individual markup.

It isn't the navigation dots causing it. It's the reviews that have more text in them.

I think you misunderstand. The Manual & Submitted will only use reviews that were manually input on the Review List or Submitted on the site through a form. Reviews that are download like Google will not show in the schema. You would need to change it to "All" in order to show those. However, I would not advise that as Google does not like you to use reviews from other sites in the schema.

Currently it looks like you are only creating the review field for Submitted or Manual reviews.

Are you sure you have those types of reviews on the page?