The arrival.
That first look when a business opens its Back to Hello delivery.

REVIEWS. FOLLOWS. MESSAGES.
A small sign opens a simple page. Customers choose Google, Instagram, WhatsApp, your menu or booking link—and go straight there.
THE COLLECTION
On the counter. On the wall.
The same one-touch flow, wherever you meet customers.
Give every face-to-face moment a natural next step. A welcoming touchpoint for your reception desk, checkout, or front counter.
Freestanding concept. Size, material, and finish are still to be specified.
TAP. CHOOSE. DONE.
A photo, a welcome, and the buttons your business needs. Familiar colors make each destination easy to recognize. One optional offer sits below.
A compatible NFC phone opens your micro page. Choose a button and go straight there.
Google for a review. Instagram for a follow. WhatsApp for a message. Only the buttons you set up appear.
No extra navigation. Links open the service you choose. If you add an offer, its details open on a separate screen.
MAKE IT YOURS. KEEP IT CURRENT.
Your links can change as your business does.
Your touchpoint keeps its stable address.
Keep each location’s page relevant, with location-scoped access for your team and owner controls across the business.
See estimated page visits and button taps, grouped by entry link and broad device type. These aren’t proof of physical scans, unique visitors, or completed reviews.
MAKE YOUR NEXT HELLO COUNT
Pick your business, choose your buttons, and see your page take shape. Then tell us which sign you need.
A preview for your quote. Nothing is ordered or published here.
On mobile, your preview appears just below.
YOUR PAGE, TAKING SHAPE
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Illustrative business, photo and offer.
Your logo, photos and links come during setup.
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Optional: download a text copy of your selections. This does not send a request.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
A compatible NFC phone can open the assigned business page with a tap. Phone settings and compatibility vary. Physical tap and contact-saving tests are still needed before customer use.
Yes. The touchpoint uses a stable address, while your page’s branding, links, and offers can be updated through the portal. A booking button links to your configured booking destination; it isn’t a separate booking engine.
This collection is a product-concept preview. Pricing, physical specifications, artwork, production timing, and managed-service scope are not yet specified. Downloading or copying a brief does not place an order.
Yes. Location-specific pages can keep links and offers relevant to each site. Location-scoped roles and owner controls help separate day-to-day updates from business-wide management.
No. Timed offers are separate from review requests. Customers don’t need to leave a review to see an offer, and offers are not rewards for reviews.