JavaScript review invitations
Ask for a review from your own confirmation page
Add one WebVouch script to the confirmation page of a verified domain and each completed order requests a service review invitation. It covers the platforms that have no plugin, including a checkout you built yourself.
What the JavaScript integration does
Request service review invitations straight from a confirmation page.
Use the template and delay selected in Invitations.
Deduplicate retries with a stable, case sensitive customer reference.
What moves between the two systems
- What starts it
- Your confirmation page loads on a verified domain.
- What WebVouch receives
- The customer reference and the email address your call passes.
- What goes back to JavaScript
- Nothing. The snippet only requests an invitation.
How to set it up
- 1
Verify your domain
Prove the domain is yours from the business panel. Invitations are only accepted from a verified domain, which is what stops anyone else scripting your customers.
- 2
Add the snippet
Copy the snippet from the panel onto your confirmation page. It carries the order reference and the customer email.
- 3
Pass a stable reference
Use the same order reference every time the page is reloaded. That is what keeps a refresh from becoming a second invitation.
When JavaScript is the right choice
Pick the snippet when your platform has no plugin, or when the moment worth asking about happens on a page you control rather than in an order record. If you run one of the three shop platforms below, their integrations see the same orders and need no code.
JavaScript integration questions
Yes. Any platform that lets you place a script on the page a customer sees after paying can use it, including custom checkouts and single page flows.
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