NFC handoff
What it does: A customer taps the physical card with a compatible phone.
Why it matters: The request can happen in the same place as the service, without asking the customer to remember a business name or search later.
The toolkit
What PandaTap
can do.
Every capability supports the same practical goal: helping a willing customer reach the right review destination with fewer unnecessary steps.
Browser-based flow
What it does: The configured Google review page opens in the customer's browser.
Why it matters: The core path does not depend on installing a dedicated app or learning a new interface.
QR alternative
What it does: A visible QR path can give customers another way to reach the same destination.
Why it matters: It provides a practical option when NFC is unavailable or a customer prefers scanning.
Natural placement
What it does: The card can live at a counter, table, reception desk, checkout, or package handoff.
Why it matters: Staff can introduce feedback at a relevant pause instead of sending a vague follow-up request.
Capabilities in context
The best feature
is good timing.
NFC, browser access, and QR are useful because they shorten the distance between an experience and the place where feedback can be shared. Placement turns those capabilities into a simple staff habit.
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Choosing the right page
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Read the PandaTap product overview for use cases and the overall experience, or visit the FAQ for practical questions about compatibility and setup.
A simpler ask