About the visitor's phone, notifications, the TV screen and what it costs. How to call numbers and run the queue is in the guide.
No. The ticket opens in the phone's browser when the visitor scans the QR code. A name is optional.
The page shows Your turn as long as it's open. Visitors who turn on notifications also get one when two people are ahead and when it's time, even with the screen locked. On Android and computers, notifications are turned on right on the page. On iPhone, Apple requires the page to be added to the home screen first, and the page shows how. Without notifications the page needs to stay open.
Yes. Staff tap Guest without phone, tell them the number, and the guest watches the TV screen. The guest gets the same place in line as everyone else.
Yes. Open the queue's screen view in the browser on a computer, smart TV or tablet connected to the TV. It shows the number being called, the QR code and how many are waiting.
Staff tap No-show. The visitor is told on their phone, and the number stays so staff can call them back in without a new number.
The number of people ahead multiplied by how long each visitor usually takes. Qslip measures the time between calls, so it gets better the longer the queue is used. It's always an estimate.
Start is free and needs no account. Basic, €9/month, and Pro, €29/month, are coming soon. Prices exclude VAT. See Pricing.