What is a Google review NFC card and how does it work
Everything about review NFC cards: how they work, phone compatibility, NFC vs QR and where to place them.
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What is NFC?
NFC (near-field communication) is the same technology you use to pay with your phone. An NFC card has a tiny chip that passes a link to the phone when tapped. No battery or connection needed.
How a review card works
The chip stores the direct link to your Google review page. The customer taps, Google opens with the review window ready, they pick the stars and post. Seconds, no apps.
Is it compatible with my phone?
Modern iPhones and most current Android phones read NFC out of the box. For the rest, cards also include a QR code.
NFC or QR: which is better?
NFC is faster (just tap). QR works with any phone camera and is visible from afar, e.g. in a window. The best option combines both, like our cards and displays.
Where to place it
Where customers are happy and holding their phone: by the till, on tables, on the bill holder or at reception.
Measure results
The analytics dashboard shows how often each card is used, at what times and which staff member or table gets the most scans.
Want to put this into practice today?
These tools make it effortless: