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Patients check in and out at reception. Feedback is optional, and the plate should never ask about treatment. It simply opens the Google review form for your practice.
Two or three spots that suit this setting. Pick the one where customers naturally pause.
At the payment and rebooking point, facing the patient.
If payment happens elsewhere, a plate where patients collect paperwork or book follow-ups.
A neutral line for reception: “If you’d like to leave feedback about your visit on Google, the plate opens the review form.” Do not ask about health outcomes or treatment details.
The plate does the asking. Customers who want to share their experience can; nobody is pressed, and no rating is suggested or pre-selected.
Setup
Choose your product and pack. Orders placed before the daily cut-off are dispatched from Melbourne the same business day.
Each plate arrives with an adhesive mounting strip, its activation code printed on the plate, and a quick start card.
Tap or scan the plate. The Customer Portal at tap.digicue.com.au opens. Confirm the activation code, sign in or create an owner account, and add the destination customers will open. Allow about five minutes.
Test it with your own phone, then put it where customers can easily see and reach it.
No. The plate opens Google’s public review form. Digicue records only that the plate was tapped or scanned, not who did it.
The plate has no power or switch. Move it out of sight if you prefer, or update the destination in the Customer Portal.
One plate per reception point. A 3 or 5 pack covers several desks, each shown separately in the portal.
Choose a pack, activate it when it arrives, place it where customers finish up.