Turn Finished Returns Into 5-Star Reviews. Make Yours the Practice Clients Find First on Google Maps.

Yes. Revii connects to the platforms Australian firms actually run, including Xero, Xero Practice Manager, MYOB, QuickBooks Online, Karbon and FYI. If your practice uses something else, we can trigger requests from a completed job, a raised invoice or a simple client list upload instead.

You choose. Most firms send after the job is genuinely finished — the return is lodged, the BAS is submitted, or the year-end pack has been delivered and discussed. You can add a delay of a few days, exclude specific clients or entire client groups, and pause everything during your busiest weeks.

Revii adheres to the Spam Act 2003 and the Australian Privacy Principles. Every message includes an opt-out, and invitations are sent only to your own clients who have received a service from your firm.

The invitation itself contains no client information beyond the recipient's own name and your firm's details, and it goes only to that client. The bigger risk sits in the public reply, so every response Revii drafts is written to thank the client without confirming or discussing their affairs, and nothing is published until you approve it. If your firm holds professional or tax agent registrations, have your standard reply wording reviewed against your confidentiality obligations before you go live.

Everyone is invited to leave a public Google review. We don't screen who gets asked, because doing so would breach Google's review policies. What Revii adds is a private feedback channel alongside the invite, so if a client is unhappy your team is alerted and a partner can pick up the phone rather than finding out from a public review weeks later.

Review count, average rating and how recently reviews were left all feed into how Google ranks local businesses in the map pack. A firm collecting reviews every week across the full year looks far more active to Google than one that collects a handful each October.

Yes. Revii supports multiple locations and multiple Google Business Profiles, so reviews from a client serviced by your Ipswich office go to that listing, and a separately branded bookkeeping or SMSF arm can collect its own reviews under its own profile.

No. Plans run month to month at $179, $299 or $499 with a 14-day free trial, and you can change or cancel at any time. Firms often start on the trial through a quieter month to see the review flow before committing.