Collect reviews with a QR code or link
Use your free review link and QR, and understand paid branding and administrator tools.
A Voice Collector gives one business, creator, event, or organizer a dedicated recording link. A QR code can bring a guest directly to that recorder.
For a verified business owner
Your basic review link and QR code are free. Use the link or download the QR from your available owner tools and test it before printing. Customers do not need an app or a paid account to record an ordinary public review.
Changing the recorder color requires Dafado Business or an active trial. That upgrade is separate from the basic QR code: paying does not determine whether customers may leave a review. Existing public recording links continue to work when paid tools expire.
The full Collector editor described below is for authorized Dafado administrators. A Business subscription does not itself grant access to that editor or all of its configuration options. Ask Dafado about configuration outside the controls available in your owner workspace.
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Administrator setup
An authorized administrator can open Collectors from the signed-in Dafado website menu. The website editor works on phones and computers and stays synchronized with the existing WordPress Collector screen.
The editor can set:
- The collector name, owner, prompt, helper text, and public link.
- Brand color, logo, and recorder artwork.
- Maximum recording length and spoken-language behavior.
- Optional name, rating, location, and photo questions.
- Consent wording and notification email.
- Draft or active status.
Recommended image sizes are shown next to each upload. A logo works best at 600 × 200 pixels. Recorder artwork works best at 1200 × 675 pixels in a 16:9 shape.
Place the invitation where the experience ends
Useful locations include a table, receipt, checkout counter, appointment follow-up, service completion message, event display, or printed tabletop card. Make the invitation visible without pressuring the customer.
Ask for an experience, not a score
Invite the person to explain what happened, what stood out, or what another customer should know. Do not provide a required script, offer rewards for positive reviews, or discourage critical feedback.
Use the correct destination
Each location, event, or campaign should use the intended collection link. Test the link before printing a large batch of materials.
Share responsibly
An organization can share its public page and published review pages. Sharing must not change the order, wording, rating, audio, or authorship of the underlying review.