Hiring days, volunteer selection, guest check-in, admissions season. You need the queue for a few days, so there is no point paying for a month: take a pass for the length of the event and pay once.
More people show up in a single day than your lobby can hold. A candidate takes a number by QR and waits where it suits them, not in the corridor.
Several desks and several stages in a row. The queue walks a person from desk to desk, and you can see where the jam builds up.
The whole rush lands in the first hour and guests pile up at the desk. With a number on their phone they spread out around the venue.
A handful of hot days of applications and consultations in a row. You take the pass for exactly those days, not for a month ahead.
Create the queue, print the QR poster on a normal printer and open the display board on any screen: a TV, a laptop, a tablet.
A guest points a camera at the QR code and gets a number on their own phone. No app to install and no signup for them.
Your team calls the next person from their own desk, and the board shows the number with its window and reads it out loud.
You can see how many people are waiting and how long serving takes. Open one more window, or put a window on a break with a reason.
The day leaves you statistics: how many people came through, how long they waited, when the peaks were. Export it and attach it to your report.
A pass is a share of a month of Business Pro with the same number of windows. A day of the pass costs more than a day of the subscription, because the windows are all needed at once and for a short run. A pass is never more expensive than a month.
A pass runs from 1 to 14 days
A window is a place where visitors are served at the same time. 30 windows are already in the pass; beyond that you add them one by one.
A one-off payment for 3 days and 30 windows. Nothing renews.
For comparison: a month of Business Pro with the same windows costs $79.
If the event is big and there is no room for error, we can take the preparation on: set the queue up for your scenario, run a rehearsal the day before, and stay in touch on the event days to answer questions while the rush is on.
This is a paid service on top of the pass. We quote it for the job: write to us and tell us what the event is, how many days it runs and how many windows you plan to open.
By term and by payment. A subscription renews every month; a pass runs for 1 to 14 days and is paid once, with nothing renewing.
Everything the Business Pro plan gives you, plus the number of windows you paid for, for the whole term of the pass.
A window is a place where people are served at the same time: a check-in desk, a room, a counter. Queues, staff and visitors are never counted. The pass already includes 30 windows; beyond that you add them one by one.
Then look at the regular subscription: over that long it works out cheaper than a pass. Prices are on the pricing page.
No. The board opens on any screen with a browser, the guest sees their number on their own phone, and the QR poster prints on a normal printer.
Yes. When you sign up, Business Pro is switched on for 5 days: enough to build the setup, bring your team in and rehearse the event day before the event.
Free and with no card: a minute from now you have a QR poster and a display board. The pass goes on when the event is a couple of days away.
Create a queue