An invitation with no medical detail
On the Pro and Max plans, you write the subject and body of the email. Talk about the visit and the welcome, never the treatment: RepOtz only adds the link and the unsubscribe option.
Clinics and dentists
Your patients recommend you by word of mouth, rarely online. RepOtz sends them a simple review request after the appointment, with no detail about their care, and lets you handle dissatisfaction privately.
Scenario
A patient stops at the front desk to pay for her visit. On the counter, a discreet QR code invites feedback on the welcome and the service.
She does not stop. The next day, she receives an email you wrote: « Thank you for your visit », with no mention of the care she received.
She rates her experience. Satisfied, she picks Google. Had the wait in the waiting room annoyed her, she could have told you privately, with the public path still offered.
You read the week's private feedback and adjust the schedule of appointments that run over.
To find a dentist or a clinic, most patients go through Google and its map. Facebook matters for neighborhood clinics. A health professional directory where you have a profile, such as RateMDs, can be added with a custom URL.
On the Pro and Max plans, you write the subject and body of the email. Talk about the visit and the welcome, never the treatment: RepOtz only adds the link and the unsubscribe option.
Name, email, phone and comment: for each campaign, you decide what is shown, optional or required, and collect only what you need.
An unhappy patient can write to you directly and you get an email alert, so you can call them back instead of debating in public. The public path stays open to them.
A QR code or an NFC plate on the counter asks instead of your staff, the same way for every patient.
RepOtz guides every customer to the channel that best fits their experience - the public path stays open to everyone, without exception. No review is blocked, filtered or removed.
Browse the directory of businesses using RepOtz, or try the journeys your customers see for yourself.
Generally yes, as long as you offer nothing in return and do not insist. Health professional orders do regulate solicitation and advertising, though: check your own order's rules before launching a campaign.
The text you write, in the language you choose, with the link to your page and a one-click unsubscribe link. Avoid any mention of the care, the diagnosis or the reason for the visit.
Each contact's consent is timestamped, the list exports with the date and origin of consent, and an unsubscribed patient is excluded from all your sends.
Be careful: several health professional orders regulate or forbid the use of testimonials in advertising. Check with yours before turning on this journey, which is available on the Max plan.
Yes. Each practitioner or clinic can be a contact point with its own Google profile, while sharing the common platforms. The number of contact points depends on your plan.
The free audit analyzes your Google profile, your reviews, your social media and how search engines and AI assistants present your clinic.