Reach the review flow quickly
Send willing customers to the restaurant’s approved Google review destination with fewer steps.
Built for restaurants
Make the moment after a great meal easier to act on
A PointGenie GenieTag gives restaurant guests one simple tap or scan to reach your approved Google review link, menu, offers and social channels.
- No customer app required
- NFC + QR access
- Shipping calculated at checkout
Designed for local businesses
One counter touchpoint, multiple useful actions
Place a GenieTag near checkout, at the host stand or on a pickup counter so customers can choose the action they need without downloading an app.
What you get
A clearer customer journey for your business
Keep the menu accessible
Share a digital menu, seasonal items or specials from the same mobile-first business page.
Support dine-in and takeout
Use the tag at a table, front counter, pickup shelf or catering display.
Measure engagement
PointGenie scan activity helps reveal when and where guests interact with the touchpoint.
How it works
Three steps from decision to launch
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1
Choose your restaurant
Search for and select the correct business location during checkout.
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Receive and activate
Scan the GenieTag, create or connect the PointGenie account and confirm the business details.
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Place it at the right moment
Display it where satisfied guests naturally pause, pay or collect an order.
Who it is for
Built around the pace of a local business
Independent restaurants, cafés, quick-service concepts, bakeries, bars, caterers and multi-location operators that want a clearer path from an in-person visit to online engagement.
Frequently asked questions
Answers before you get started
Where should a restaurant place the GenieTag?
Common placements include the host stand, checkout counter, pickup area and other visible locations where customers naturally pause.
Can the tag link to a menu and Google reviews?
Yes. The PointGenie business page can present the approved review link together with a digital menu, contact and social actions.
Do customers need an app?
No. Compatible phones can tap the NFC tag or scan its QR code in the browser.
Can I use one tag for multiple restaurant locations?
Each location should have its own correctly configured business destination and touchpoint so customers reach the intended profile.
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