Qwaiting is designed with security in mind. To ensure that only authorized users can access and perform operations, the system requires a username and password for login. This means that before any teller or administrative activities can be carried out, the user must authenticate themselves.

Once logged in, all actions and data requests are routed through the server program, which acts as a central point for managing and verifying all operations. This server not only processes the requests but also performs checks to ensure that the user has the necessary permissions to carry out the task.

By routing all operations through the server, the system can enforce security policies, log activities for auditing purposes, and detect any unauthorized actions in real-time. This centralized approach helps protect the integrity of the system and ensures that all transactions or activities are secure and compliant with the necessary standards.

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