Example scenario · Create and share
Ask every guest, starting from one sentence
The café owner wants to know why guests do not come back. She describes that in one sentence, reviews the survey Clue drafts, and shares it wherever her guests are.
Real product, sample data from our demo café. Not a customer story.

The situation
Reviews online were mixed and nobody knew why. The owner had no survey, no time to write one and no list of questions that would explain a bad visit.
How it works
- 01
Describe the goal
One sentence: find out why guests do not come back.
- 02
Review the draft
Clue proposes the questions, pages and an NPS question. She edits what she wants.
- 03
Share it
A QR code on every table, an SMS after a visit, an email to the loyalty list.
The screens
Clue writes the first draft
Clue turns the sentence into a survey with the right question types: a rating grid, a recommend score, "when did you visit" and "what should we fix".
- Edit every question in the builder
- Start from a template instead if you prefer
One link, every channel
The share page holds the link, the QR code and the channels, so the same survey reaches guests at the table and after they leave.
- QR codes on every plan
- SMS, WhatsApp and voice on paid plans

A short SMS that gets answered
A two-line message with the link, sent after the visit, while the experience is fresh.
- Opt-out handling built in
- Preview before you send
Clue and QR codes are on every plan, Free included. SMS starts on Starter; WhatsApp and voice on Professional.
Other scenarios
Find out why the score is lowUnderstand241 sample answers, an NPS of −5, and the reason: afternoons rate speed of service 2.77 against 4.06 in the morning.See the scenario
Turn a bad score into a fixActA low recommend score opens a ticket, alerts the team, names an owner and sends the guest an apology, tested on a sample answer first.See the scenario
Give the whole team one screenShareThe NPS chart, the AI summary and the AI Analyst findings on one dashboard, plus the tools the team already uses.See the scenario
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