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# How to set up your review form landing page for your Klaviyo flow
You’ll create a dedicated Shopify page that contains the Roadmap Reviews Form. This page becomes the link you send customers to from your Klaviyo flow (email/SMS) so they can leave a review.
In the walkthrough, the form is added to a page template in the Shopify theme editor, then the page is created in Online Store → Pages and assigned to that template.
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#### Create a new Shopify page template
Open the Shopify theme editor
In Shopify admin, go to **Online Store → Themes** and open the **Customize** (theme editor) screen.
Create a template for the review form
From the page selector at the top (for example **Home page**), choose to create a new template. In the **Create a template** dialog, enter a name like **Review Form**, then click **Create template**.
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#### Add the Roadmap Reviews Form section to the template
Click Add section
In the template sidebar, click **Add section**.
Choose Apps → Reviews Form (Roadmap)
In the section picker, switch to the **Apps** tab, then select **Reviews Form** under **Roadmap**.
#### **Save the template**
You should now see the review form fields on the page preview. Click **Save** in the theme editor to publish the template changes.
Note: If you already have a “page” template you use for landing pages, you can add **Reviews Form** to that template instead of creating a brand new one.
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#### Create the Shopify page and assign the template
Create a new page
In Shopify admin, go to **Online Store → Pages** and click **Add page**.
Set the page title
Enter a clear title like **Review Form**. (The content area can be left empty since the form is added via the template.)
#### Assign the review form template
On the right side of the page editor, open **Template** and select your new template (for example **review-form**).
The exact template name shown here is Shopify’s handle version of your template name (for example, **Review Form** becomes **review-form**).
Save the page
Click **Save** to create the page.
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#### Customise the form in Roadmap
Now that the landing page exists, open the **Roadmap** app and customize what customers see when they arrive.
Open Roadmap → Reviews → Review Form
From Shopify admin, open **Apps → Roadmap**, then go to **Reviews**. Open the **Review Form** editor.
#### Add questions (optional)
In the **Questions** area, click **+ Add Question** to include additional questions on your form.
Questions can be marked **Required** and can also be set as **Private Response** (helpful when collecting feedback you don’t want displayed publicly).
#### Adjust Form Styles
Click **Form Styles** to personalize the look and feel of the review form (colors, fonts, star/button styling).
Save your changes
Click **Save** in the Roadmap editor to publish your review form updates.
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#### Copy the page URL for your Klaviyo flow
Back in Shopify, go to **Online Store → Pages**, open your **Review Form** page, and copy the page URL to use as the link in your Klaviyo email or SMS.
Note: If your storefront is password-protected, customers won’t be able to access the review form page from your Klaviyo flow until the store is publicly accessible (or you remove the password).
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### FAQ
Do I need to add anything to the Shopify page content?
No. In this setup, the form is rendered by the theme template section (**Apps → Reviews Form**), so the page’s main content can be blank.
Where do I change the look of the form?
Open **Roadmap → Reviews → Review Form** and click **Form Styles**, then **Save**.
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