Reviewfic provides several ways to collect reviews directly from customers on your website.
12a. Built-in Review Form #
Place the
shortcode on any page to display a styled review submission form.Fields Included #
- Full Name (required)
- Designation — job title (optional)
- Company (optional)
- Star Rating — interactive star picker (required)
- Review Title (optional)
- Review Content (required)
- Review Platform — dropdown from your Review Sources (optional)
- Profile Photo — drag-and-drop upload with live circular preview (optional)
Screenshot:
rendered on a frontend page, showing all fields and the drag-and-drop photo uploaderSetting Up the Form Page #
- Create a new WordPress page (e.g., titled Leave a Review).
- Add a Shortcode block and type .
- Publish the page.
Shortcode Attributes #
| Attribute | Default | Description |
| require_approval | yes | yes = saved as Pending. no = auto-published. |
| success_message | Thank you!… | Custom text shown after submission. |
| show_source | yes | Show or hide the platform dropdown. |
| redirect | (none) | URL to redirect to after successful submission. |
Approving Submitted Reviews #
If require_approval is yes (default), submitted reviews appear in Reviewfic > All Reviews with Pending status. Click Publish to make them live.
Screenshot: All Reviews list showing a pending review with Publish and Trash action links
12b. Contact Form 7 Integration #
Connect an existing CF7 form to Reviewfic so submissions automatically create reviews.
Note: Contact Form 7 must be installed and active.
Step-by-Step Setup #
- Install and activate Contact Form 7.
- Go to Contact > Contact Forms and open or create your form.
- Click the Reviewfic tab in the CF7 form editor.
Screenshot: CF7 form editor showing the Reviewfic tab highlighted
- Check: Send submissions from this form to Reviewfic.
- Choose Review Status: Pending or Published.
- Select a Review Source from the dropdown.
- Fill in the Field Mapping table with your CF7 field names.
| Reviewfic Field | CF7 Field Name (example) |
| Reviewer Name | your-name |
| Star Rating (1-5) | your-rating |
| Review Content | your-message |
| Designation | your-job-title |
| Company | your-company |
| Review Title | review-title |
| Photo (file field) | your-photo |
- Click Save in the CF7 editor.
Screenshot: Reviewfic tab in CF7 editor with field mapping table filled in
Connected CF7 forms are automatically styled to match Reviewfic’s form design on the frontend, including drag-and-drop photo upload.
Screenshot: A connected CF7 form on the frontend showing Reviewfic styling
12c. WPForms Integration #
Note: WPForms (free or pro) must be installed and active.
Step-by-Step Setup #
- Go to Reviewfic > Form Integrations and click the WPForms tab.
Screenshot: Form Integrations page with WPForms tab active, showing a list of forms
- Find your form and check the Enable checkbox. The configuration panel expands automatically.
- Choose Review Status and Review Source.
- Fill in the Field Mapping using the WPForms Field ID (an integer shown in the form builder).
Tip: To find a field ID in WPForms, open the form builder and click on the field — the ID appears in the field settings panel.
- Click Save WPForms Settings.
12d. Fluent Forms Integration #
Note: Fluent Forms (free or pro) must be installed and active.
Step-by-Step Setup #
- Go to Reviewfic > Form Integrations and click the Fluent Forms tab.
- Find your form, check Enable, and expand the configuration.
- Select Review Status and Review Source.
- Fill in the Field Mapping using the Fluent Forms field name/key (e.g., names, message).
Tip: Field keys are visible in the Fluent Forms editor when you click on a field — look for the ‘Field Name’ setting.
- Click Save Fluent Forms Settings.
12e. Gravity Forms Integration #
Note: Gravity Forms must be installed and active.
Step-by-Step Setup #
- Go to Reviewfic > Form Integrations and click the Gravity Forms tab.
- Find your form, check Enable, and expand the configuration.
- Select Review Status and Review Source.
- Fill in the Field Mapping using the Gravity Forms Field ID (integer shown in the form editor).
Tip: To find a field ID in Gravity Forms, click on a field in the editor — the ID appears in the field settings on the right.
- Click Save Gravity Forms Settings.
