The Call Screen Settings in Qwaiting give administrators and staff full control over how the visitor list, queue actions, and service information are displayed and managed during live operations.
These settings improve efficiency, provide flexibility for staff, and ensure that the visitor experience remains smooth and professional.
1. Visitor List Display Options
Show Service Name on Visitor List – Displays the visitor’s selected service directly on the call screen.
Show Fixed Queue Count on Visitor List – Shows a fixed number of queues at all times, regardless of the actual number active.
Hide Waiting Time on Call Screen – Hides the waiting time for each visitor in the queue.
Enable Name Instead of Token Number – Displays visitor names instead of ticket/token numbers.
Fixed Queue Size – Limit how many visitors appear in the visible list (e.g., if 20 visitors are queued but the limit is set to 10, only the first 10 will display).
2. Queue Management Actions
Missed Queue History Popup – When enabled, clicking on a missed queue first opens a history popup with details before recalling.
Enable Move Back Button – Allows staff to send the current visitor/ticket back into the waiting queue.
Enable Skip Button and Missed Queue List – Lets staff skip a visitor without canceling their ticket; skipped tickets go to the missed list.
Enable Recall Button – Provides an option to call the same visitor again.
Enable Hold Button and Hold Queue List – Places a visitor on hold; all held tickets appear in a separate hold queue list.
Enable Cancel Button – Staff can cancel a ticket, moving it into a cancelled status.
Enable Transfer Button – Staff can transfer a ticket to another service or staff member.
Enable Counter Transfer Option – Allows staff to move tickets between counters.
Enable Service Transfer Option – Allows staff to transfer tickets between services.
Enable Transfer Token List – Displays tokens eligible for transfer.
Enable Visitor Priority – Sort visitor lists by service priority instead of booking order.
3. Visitor Interaction Tools
Enable Send SMS Button – Staff can send SMS updates to visitors directly from the call screen.
Enable Visitor History Button – Displays a visitor’s history (called, missed, held) for staff reference.
Enable Edit Visitor Button – Allows staff to update visitor details.
Enable Add Note Button – Enables staff to add notes about a visitor or ticket.
Enable Sound Notification – Plays audio alerts for actions such as calling the next visitor or closing a ticket.
4. Staff Tools and Controls
Enable Counter Change Option for Staff – Allows staff to switch between assigned counters.
Enable Break Button – Lets staff mark themselves as on break.
Enable Suspension Button – Cancels all active queues and sends SMS/email cancellation notices.
Enable Login Counters Only – Displays only counters where staff are logged in.
5. Display of Queue Information
Show Missed Queues for Assigned Services Only – Displays only missed queues related to the staff’s assigned services.
Display Served Queue on Call Screen – Shows a list of visitors who have already been served.
Enable Total Served Queue Count – Displays the total number of visitors served by staff.
6. Label Customization
You can rename buttons and labels on the call screen for better localization or alignment with your workflow:
Buttons:
Next Button Label
Recall Button Label
Start Button Label
Close Button Label
Missed Button Label
Move Back Button Label
Transfer Button Label
Generate Queue Button Label
Queue & Visitor Labels:
Counter Label
No Call Label
Total Served Tokens Label
Cancelled Queue No. Label
Missed Queue Label
Hold Queue Label
Visitors Are Waiting Label
Current Serving Label
Queue Number Label
Serving Time Label
Issue Date Label
Transfer Token Label
7. Additional Options
Show Buttons Start and Close – Choose whether to display both Start and Close, or only the Close button.
Visitor Priority Sorting – Allows admins to define the order of service priority so tickets are called according to set rules instead of booking sequence.
By configuring the Call Screen Settings, admins and staff can fine-tune how queues are displayed and controlled, ensuring smoother visitor management, faster operations, and a customized user experience.