Review Pages

A review page is where your customers land when they click a link from an email, SMS, or your website. They select a rating (e.g., faces or stars), then see a feedback form, links to third-party review sites, or a redirect—depending on how you've configured the page. Review pages are the core of collecting feedback and driving customers to leave reviews on Google, Yelp, and other sites.

Where to Find Review Pages

Click Review Pages in the sidebar. You'll see a list of your review pages. Click one to edit it. Each review page has a sidebar with sections: Settings, Appearance, Success Page, Links, Redirects, Fields, Locations (if you have locations), QR Code, AI Assistant, and Code Editor.

Use Preview in the top bar to see how the page looks to customers. You can preview the standard review page or the kiosk page (a simplified view for in-store tablets or displays).


Creating and Managing Review Pages

You can filter the list by location or by whether the page has links or redirects.


What Each Section Does

Section Purpose
Settings Title, introduction, footer, button label, instructions per rating, rating options, and email notifications
Appearance Layout, alignment, fonts, background color, and background image
Code Editor Custom styles and scripts for advanced customization
Success Page What customers see after submitting a review
Links Buttons that link to third-party review sites (Google, Yelp, etc.)
Redirects Automatic redirects to review sites after a rating is selected
Fields Form inputs for name, email, review text, and custom fields
Locations Assign locations to this page and enable the location picker
QR Code Download a QR code that links to your review page
Kiosk Display a QR code on a tablet or screen for customers to scan and leave reviews on their phone

The Customer Flow

  1. Customer receives a link (from email, SMS, or in person).
  2. They open the review page and see your title and introduction.
  3. They select a rating (e.g., tap a face or star).
  4. Depending on your setup, they may see:
    • A form to leave feedback or a review
    • Buttons to leave a review on Google, Yelp, etc.
    • An automatic redirect to a review site
  5. After submitting, they see the success page.
All reviews—positive and negative—are stored in the platform. You can hide negative reviews from your [Showcase](../showcase.md) and widgets, but they remain in your data for follow-up and improvement.