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Ask while the experience is still fresh.

Put the right feedback form on the receipt, table, product, event, or follow-up and change it without reprinting.

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Visit / table 12

How was it?

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Open the feedback formReceipt / table / follow-up

Build for the moment, not the feature list.

01

In the moment

Place a QR where the customer can answer while the visit, product, or event is still recent.

02

In follow-up

Use a clean short link in email, SMS, support, or community communication.

03

In the next cycle

Move the same printed QR to a new form when questions, seasons, or research goals change.

Three moves for one durable route.

  1. 01

    Separate placements

    Give each location, surface, or campaign its own route if you need to compare response sources.

  2. 02

    Keep the form elsewhere

    Use the survey or customer platform you already trust to collect and store responses.

  3. 03

    Close the loop

    Send people to the most relevant next page after submission through the survey system's own flow.

A durable invitation to a form you can replace.

Whooshly keeps the public route editable and the placement visible while your survey platform owns questions, consent, and responses.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I change the survey behind a printed QR?

Yes, when it is a dynamic Whooshly QR. Update the destination without reprinting the code.

Can I compare feedback sources?

Yes. Use distinct routes for receipts, tables, email, locations, or events when that comparison is useful.

Does Whooshly store survey responses?

Not when you route to an external survey platform. That destination handles the response and its privacy obligations.

Make the route while the campaign is fresh.

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