Whether you're in a quiet neighbourhood or a busy mall, bold on-screen visuals make sure waiting guests spot their number the moment it's called.
Queue Display
Queue Display for Faster Restaurant Queues
Display called numbers on a clear digital screen and keep your queues moving — so waiting guests never miss their turn, and staff don't have to shout numbers across the floor.
How Does a Queue Display Speed Up Queueing?
Called Numbers Customers Can't Miss
Turn Waiting Time into Upsell Time
Show enticing images of new items, deals and combos alongside called numbers, so guests decide what to order while still in line — and order faster once seated.
Connect Your POS, Staff and Guests
Paired with your Eats365 POS and Queue Kiosk, the display syncs in real time: staff seat a guest on the POS, and the called number updates on screen instantly — no manual calling needed.
Real-Time Queue Number Updates
Clear, Customizable Display
Even More with a Paired Queue Kiosk
Real-Time Queue Number Updates
Clear, Customizable Display
Even More with a Paired Queue Kiosk
Queue Display is Perfect for these Restaurant Types
Queue Display is Part of the Following Solutions
Restaurants Like Yours Love the Queue Display
Eats365's queue-calling integration transformed our peak service. Our customers can get instant drink-ready notifications, eliminating confusion. Direct Foodpanda/Keeta connectivity handles delivery orders smoothly while maintaining quality. This flexibility lets us perfect drinks and delight customers instead of managing operations.
FAQs about Eats365 Queue Display
1. What is a restaurant Queue Display system?
A restaurant Queue Display is a digital screen that provides real-time updates to customers regarding their position in line or order status. It serves as a visual communication tool that eliminates the need for manual calling by displaying ticket numbers and announcing when a customer is being served.
2. How does the Queue Display integrate with the Eats365 POS?
The Queue Display is fully integrated with the Eats365 POS and Table Management system. When staff call or seat a guest on the POS, the status is automatically synced and updated on the display screen in real time, ensuring accurate and instant communication.
3. Does the Queue Display support voice announcements for ticket numbers?
Yes, the system includes a 'Now Serving' announcement feature. This automatic voice notification alerts customers when it is their turn, ensuring they are informed even if they are not actively looking at the display screen.
4. Can customers check their queue status from their own phones?
Yes, when integrated with our Queue Kiosk, customers receive a ticket with a printed QR code. By scanning this code with their smartphone, they can track their real-time queue status remotely, allowing them to wait more comfortably outside the immediate area.
5. What hardware can be used for the Eats365 Queue Display?
The Queue Display can be set up using an iPad or Android terminal, or it can be connected to external large-format screens using eSignage. This flexibility allows restaurants to choose a hardware setup that best fits their space and visibility requirements.
6. Can the Queue Display handle both walk-ins and phone-in tickets?
Yes, the system organizes all queuing tickets issued from both the POS and the self-service Queue Kiosk. This prevents tickets from getting lost and ensures that walk-in guests and those who booked ahead are managed in a single, streamlined sequence.
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