Where to find it
Reputation → QR code. You’ll see a live preview of the poster (your business name, a headline, and the QR code) plus controls to print, download, or copy the link.Customize the poster
- Poster message — the headline shown above the QR code. Defaults to “We’d love your feedback — how did we do?” Edit it (up to 200 characters) and the preview updates live.
Print, download, or share
1
Opens a clean print view sized for paper. Print it and place it wherever customers are at the end of a job — reception desk, invoice, vehicle, job-site sign.
2
Download PNG
Saves a high-resolution (1024×1024) image of the QR code for use in your own designs — flyers, business cards, email signatures, stickers.
3
Copy link
Copies the underlying funnel URL to your clipboard. Drop it anywhere a QR code doesn’t fit — a text message, a website button, a printed receipt’s footer.
What happens when someone scans it
- They land on your branded star-rating page.
- They tap a star (1–5).
- They’re routed per your funnel mode: in All → public (default) every rating goes straight to your Google review page; in Feedback first, a 1–3★ tap shows a private feedback form first, then still offers the Google link.
- They see a thank-you screen.
The redirect to Google only works if you’ve set a Google review URL — either by connecting your Google Business Profile or pasting the link in Reputation → Settings. Until then, the QR page warns you that scans have nowhere to redirect.
QR vs. sent requests
The QR poster and sent review requests are complementary, not either/or:- Sent requests are personalized, tied to a specific completed job, deduped per customer, and tracked in your conversion stats.
- The QR poster is anonymous and open-ended — great for walk-ins, repeat customers, or anyone you interact with in person who isn’t tied to a tracked deal.
Next
Connect Google Business Profile
Set the Google review URL the poster redirects to.
How the funnel works
The three funnel modes and which to choose.