Stamped Reviews on Oliver POS

The Stamped.io Product Reviews & UGC plugin connects a WooCommerce store to a Stamped account. Once configured, it reads WooCommerce orders at order.completed: customer email, customer name, line items so the review request targets the right SKUs, order date, and fulfilment status. Stamped uses that payload to schedule a post-purchase review request on the merchant's configured delay, with each request asking the customer to rate the specific products from the order.

The connector exposes Stamped's full feature set to anything that comes through WooCommerce: standard text-and-star reviews, photo reviews, video reviews, on-page Q&A, attribute-based reviews (fit, size, durability for apparel and accessories), and Net Promoter Score surveys for high-loyalty customers. Oliver POS doesn't need its own Stamped integration. Till sales are written into WooCommerce as standard orders with the customer record attached, the Stamped connector picks them up at order.completed, and the resulting review request goes out from the same template, on the same delay, as an online order.

Stamped sits in the same mid-market segment as Yotpo and Okendo — retailers who need more than the free tier of a basic reviews plugin but don't want enterprise-Bazaarvoice pricing. Its sweet spot is the brand that's investing in photo and video UGC to drive conversion on premium consumer goods: apparel, beauty, home, premium food and drink, pet, and similar verticals where a real customer photo on the product page is worth more than another five-star text review.

That investment only pays back when the review volume is there, and in most cases the retailer's in-store traffic is the larger source of buyers. A POS that doesn't feed Stamped means leaving the biggest pool of potential reviewers untapped. Worse, the photo and video reviews Stamped is built to collect are exactly the ones a satisfied in-store customer is most likely to send — they bought the product in person, they have it in their hand, and a single SMS or email prompt is often enough to land the photo. Oliver POS on WooCommerce closes that gap. Each counter sale with a captured customer becomes a queued Stamped review request, and the photo and video upload fields the merchant has configured on the request form are available to the in-store customer exactly as they are to the online one.

The cashier rings up the sale on Oliver POS and captures the customer at the tender screen — email, phone, or both. Oliver writes the WooCommerce order with line items, taxes, the captured customer, and the created_via=pos meta flag. The order moves through the standard WooCommerce lifecycle and order.completed fires.

Stamped's connector reads the order — customer email, line items, order date — and queues a review request on the configured delay (7 days post-purchase is the typical in-store setting since the customer already has the product). On the delay, Stamped sends the email request with per-product review forms, including photo and video upload fields, attribute-based questions (fit, size, durability) if configured, and Net Promoter Score follow-ups for customers in the configured NPS audience. Stamped's on-page Q&A widget on the WooCommerce product page also surfaces the in-store buyer as a verified owner who can answer questions from prospective buyers.

Submitted reviews land on the WooCommerce product page through Stamped's widget, roll into the shopfront-wide average, and feed Stamped's photo gallery and UGC slider widgets. Because every Oliver POS order carries the created_via=pos flag and the outlet ID, Stamped's order-meta filtering supports per-channel and per-outlet segmentation in the moderation queue and analytics dashboards — useful for tracking which outlets are quietly producing the highest photo-review conversion rates.

Stamped Reviews on Oliver POS is the right choice for mid-market WooCommerce retailers with a real UGC strategy — premium consumer goods, apparel, beauty, home, and speciality food and drink in particular. Retailers using Stamped's NPS surveys benefit twice: in-store customers who've bought repeatedly are exactly the audience NPS is most useful for, and Oliver POS gives Stamped the captured-customer signal it needs to identify and survey them. Multi-outlet retailers get per-shop review velocity dashboards through the standard order-meta filtering, which is useful for spotting outlets that are quietly building (or losing) their review base.