Public reviews arrive after the moment has passed
Create a private route for guests to tell the restaurant directly while the experience is still recent.
The restaurant problem
Create a private route for guests to tell the restaurant directly while the experience is still recent.
Retain the venue, table, touchpoint and time where available so managers can understand what happened.
Keep anonymous feedback anonymous and connect a response to a guest only when verified information supports the link.
The guest experience and team workflow
The guest opens a branded feedback form from an email or NFC touchpoint and chooses whether to identify themselves.
Retention outcome: The restaurant receives timely, private feedback with the context available, while anonymity and verification boundaries remain clear.
Send a private feedback request connected to a completed reservation and the restaurant's own guest journey.
Let guests open the form from a table or another venue touchpoint without claiming the NFC card knows who scanned it.
Use a clear, restaurant-branded experience that makes it easy to rate the visit and add useful detail.
Keep venue, table, time and campaign context where available, then connect a guest or visit only when evidence supports it.
Prioritise concerning responses for manager review instead of relying on someone to discover them later.
How this earns the next visit
Ask after a known visit while the experience is still recent.
Offer a low-friction route at the venue.
Give the restaurant enough evidence to respond appropriately.
Connected Findsy workflows
Customer evidence
Explore real operating contexts around service preparation, guest recognition and creating a more direct route to the next visit.
A clear start
Review your current process, configure booking rules and agree the checks, training and changeover your restaurant needs.
See it with your restaurant in mind
A focused 15-minute conversation about your bookings, service and guest relationships.