Your QuickBooks invoice gets paid. Zurvia asks for the review.
Connect QuickBooks Online and every invoice paid in full, or every sales receipt, turns into a Google review request, texted from your own local number. Works for any business that invoices customers, whatever the trade.
7-day free trial, then $59 a month per location. 3¢ a text, emails free. No contract.
How to connect
- In Zurvia, open CRM Connect and click Connect QuickBooks.
- Sign in to Intuit and pick the company.
- Click Connect on Intuit's screen. Zurvia reads customers, invoices, payments and sales receipts, and never changes your books.
What triggers a request
Every request follows your location's rules: business hours, one reminder at most, the "don't ask again" window for repeat customers, and texting only once your number is approved (emails go out in the meantime).
Read-only, and only what it needs.
What people ask before connecting.
Do I need any other software?
No. If you invoice customers in QuickBooks Online, that's all Zurvia needs. Scheduling apps, spreadsheets and paper work orders don't matter: the paid invoice is the signal.
What about deposits and partial payments?
They wait. A request goes out once the invoice is paid in full. A deposit with no invoice yet doesn't trigger anything.
Which phone number gets the text?
The customer's Mobile number in QuickBooks, then their main phone. If the text bounces because the number is a landline, they're emailed instead and that number is remembered. No phone at all? They get an email.
We have several companies in QuickBooks.
Add a location in Zurvia for each one and connect each to its own QuickBooks company. Each location has its own number, wording and settings.
Will it ask the same customer every month?
No. Repeat customers wait out your "don't ask again" window (90 days by default, 30 days to a year), and anyone who already left a Google review is never asked again.
Is this QuickBooks Desktop too?
QuickBooks Online only. Desktop users can upload a spreadsheet of paid invoices, or send them through a webhook.