Ask for reviews at the right moment.
Perkaria asks your members for a Google review after a visit that actually happened — one text, one tap, straight to your listing. Compliant by design: nothing is offered in return, and every member gets the same link, whatever their visit was like.
The invite, end to end
The right moment
It goes out after a visit that actually happened
No pop-up at the register, no clipboard by the door. Perkaria waits until a member reaches the visit count you set — counted only from visits verified against your daily sales export — then sends one short text, or an email if that's the consent you hold.
- Triggers on the visit you choose — the 3rd by default, the 5th, whatever fits your counter
- Optional second trigger: the first time a member redeems a reward
- Once per member, ever — you can still send one by hand from the dashboard
- Only verified visits count: the ones reconciled against the day's sales export
No incentive
Nothing is offered for a review. Not a coffee, not a point.
The invite asks, and that's all it does. No points, no code, no discount — not for opening the link, not for posting. Google's policy doesn't allow reviews posted because a business offered something for them, so Perkaria offers nothing. Your rewards stay where they belong: on visits and purchases.
- Nothing for opening the link, nothing for posting, nothing after the fact
- No setting to add a reward — there's nothing to switch on by mistake
- The message itself promises nothing: just a 30-second ask
- Your loyalty rewards keep paying for visits, exactly as before
No gating
Every member gets the same link
There's no rating screen in front of Google and no score check deciding who gets through. The regular who loves you and the one who had an off day get the same invite and the same one-tap link to your listing. Google doesn't allow asking only the customers you expect to be happy, so the invite never sorts anyone.
- No internal rating, no “How did we do?” screen before Google
- One link for every member, whatever their visit was like
- The tap is logged as opened, then goes straight to your listing
- Works with Google's “Ask for reviews” link, or with your listing found by name
On your site
Your real Google reviews, shown where you choose
Reviews live where customers already look: on Google. Perkaria reads them back for you — your rating, your review count and a selection of reviews as Google provides them — for a public reviews page and a widget you can embed on your own website. Shown as posted, labelled as Google reviews, linked back to your listing.
- Rating and review count refreshed daily from your listing
- Each review shown as posted, under the reviewer's name — never edited
- Clearly labelled as Google reviews, with a link back to your listing
- Your dashboard tracks invites sent and opened, next to your Google rating
Consent & timing
The ask obeys the same rules as your campaigns
The review invitation goes out through the same messaging guard as every campaign you send. There is no reviews exception.
Consent first
No consent on file, no send. The ask simply isn't delivered — the member can still find it on their wallet card the next time they open it.
Quiet hours, 9 pm – 9 am
Nothing leaves at night. The send is suppressed with its reason logged, and you can still send the ask by hand from the dashboard.
Two marketing messages a week, maximum
The review ask counts against the same weekly cap as your offers. If the member's week is full, it doesn't go.
STOP is honoured instantly
One word ends every marketing message, review asks included. Nothing more is sent, no exceptions, no delay.
Every send — and every suppression — is logged. Each member gets the ask in their language, French by default.
FAQ
Four things owners ask first
Can we offer a small thank-you for leaving a review?
No — and the platform won't do it for you either. Google's policy doesn't allow reviews posted because the business offered something in return: money, a discount, free goods or services. Reviews like that can be removed, and the risk lands on your listing. So the invite gives nothing — no points, no code, no discount, not for opening the link and not for posting — and there's no setting to add one. Your rewards keep doing their job on visits and purchases.
Why not send only the happy customers to Google?
That's called review gating, and Google doesn't allow it: a business may not selectively ask its satisfied customers for reviews. So there's no rating step and no score filter — every member who gets the invite gets the same link to your listing. An unhappy customer was always free to post on their own; the invite just never decides who gets asked.
When does the ask go out, and how often will a customer get one?
After the visit count you set — the 3rd by default, counted only from visits verified against your sales export — and, if you want it, after a first reward redemption. Once per member, ever, unless you send one by hand from the dashboard. It leaves by text when you hold SMS consent, by email when that's the consent you hold instead, and never inside quiet hours (9 pm – 9 am) or past the two-marketing-messages-a-week cap.
What do we need to set up?
Your Google listing. Find it by name in your settings, or paste the “Ask for reviews” link from your Google Business Profile. Until one is set, your dashboard flags the missing link, and a member who taps an invite lands on a simple thank-you page instead of a dead end.
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