Collect Google reviews with an NFC card
Give customers a direct path to your Google review form by NFC or QR. Ask eligible customers consistently for honest feedback, without incentives or pressure about the rating or wording.
Review policy: request genuine feedback from customers with real experience. Do not offer incentives, filter requests by expected sentiment, or ask for a specific rating or wording. Google review policy
One tap, straight to the review form
An NFC review card or QR code removes the need to search for your listing. It opens the review link directly on a compatible phone; the customer still decides whether to review and what rating or comments to submit.
Why tap-to-review works
Genuine feedback informs customers
Reviews based on real experiences give prospective customers first-hand context. The card makes the form easier to reach; it does not guarantee reviews, rankings or customer choice.
One tap removes friction
The card opens your review link directly on a compatible phone, and a QR code can provide a fallback. Customers still sign in and complete Google’s own review flow.
Ask consistently after service
Offer the same honest-review path to eligible customers after a real experience. Do not show it only to people selected as likely to leave positive feedback.
Three steps to a direct review path
Set your review link once
Paste your Google review link into your Anexus Connect profile. Do it once — you never have to touch it again.
The customer taps your card
On a compatible, enabled NFC phone, hold the card near the antenna. If NFC is unavailable, let the customer use the QR code instead.
They choose whether and what to publish
Google’s form opens. The customer independently chooses the rating, wording and whether to submit; do not require a review while they are on the premises.
Where it helps most
Retail & checkout
Place a card by the register or counter as an optional review path available to eligible customers, regardless of expected sentiment.
Restaurants & cafés
Keep the card at the counter or provide the same optional review link with the bill. Customers decide their own rating and wording.
Service professionals
Stylists, trades, clinics and consultants can offer an optional review link after completing a real service, without asking for a particular rating.
Events & pop-ups
At a booth, market stall or launch, one card lets a stream of visitors leave feedback without slowing the line.
Review card FAQ
Does it work for Google reviews?
Yes. Paste the review link from your Google Business Profile into your card. When someone taps, it opens the Google review form for your business directly, so they can leave a star rating and comment right away.
Can I use other review platforms?
Absolutely. The card points to any web link, so you can send taps to Yelp, Tripadvisor, Trustpilot, Facebook, or your own feedback page. Change the destination anytime — the card stays the same.
Does it guarantee more reviews?
No. The card only opens the link; it cannot guarantee a review, rating, ranking or conversion. Request genuine feedback consistently, without incentives, sentiment filtering or pressure about content.