REVIEWS

Share a review link or QR

How do I ask for reviews without building a campaign?

Every location already has a review link. Open Reviews → Invite and it is the first thing on the page, under QR code & review link — one permanent address you can copy, print or share as often as you like.

Nothing needs to be created, no recipient list is required, and nothing is sent on your behalf.

Sharing it as a link

Copy link puts the address on your clipboard. It looks like this:

https://www.synupbot.com/r/anne-s-cozy-homestay-2f313

The link is specific to one location — the slug is built from that location's name — so if you manage several, take the link from each location's own Invite tab rather than reusing one. Anyone who opens it lands on that location's review page.

Because it never expires, it works anywhere you can put a URL: an email signature, a booking confirmation, a thank-you message, a receipt.

Printing it as a QR code

Show QR turns the same link into a code, with Download to save the image.

The QR code dialog for a location, showing the code, the review link beneath it, and Copy link and Download buttons

That image is yours to use — a table card, a receipt, a window sticker, the back of a business card. It points at the same link, so a printed code keeps working after you print it.

Seeing what it brought in

View results opens the responses this link produced. It is the part people do not expect: a printed QR code is still tracked, so the reviews and feedback it generates appear in the same Invite reporting as a campaign.

That means a code on the counter and an emailed campaign show up side by side, and you can tell which one is actually working.

When a campaign is the better tool

The link and QR are for passive asking — you put them somewhere and wait. Reach for a review campaign instead when you want to:

  • contact a specific list of customers you already have details for
  • send at a chosen time rather than whenever someone notices a sign
  • chase people who did not respond the first time

Most locations end up using both: the code for walk-ins, a campaign for the customer list.

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