Shorter physical queues
Organized token flow and clear displays keep waiting areas calm and predictable.
Queue management for modern service centers
QFlow connects central supervision with fast local service - token issuing, staff workflows, live displays, Windows clients, and mobile apps in English, Arabic, and Kurdish.
Organized token flow and clear displays keep waiting areas calm and predictable.
Dashboards, analytics, and live displays show what is happening in each building now.
Visitors follow their token on screens and in QFlow Track with notifications and timeline updates.
Licensing, sync, deployment, backup, and reporting stay visible from one control plane.
Everything works as one system - configured per city and building, operated by staff, visible to visitors.
Issue tokens with service selection, optional identity fields, QR and secret-code tracking, and configurable ticket printing.
Call next, serve, hold, recall, missed, abandon, and transfer - with linked services and issuance flows.
Lobby and service screens, merged displays, missed-token views, scrolling messages, audio calls, and video layouts.
User, monthly, queue-list, and statistical reports with exports - plus manager analytics on web and mobile.
Role-based access for admins, managers, counter staff, kiosk, and checkpoint users across cities and buildings.
Bidirectional sync between central and local servers, backup visibility, and controlled package rollout to cities.
Central visibility without slowing down every counter action at the branch.
Licensing, city supervision, deployments, consolidated reporting, and cross-city health.
Daily queue work: counters, kiosks, displays, customer status, reports, and sync.
Windows Callpad, Kiosk, CheckPoint, public displays, QFlow Manager, and QFlow Track.
Cities connect through Cloudflare Tunnel; local APIs keep branch operations fast even when central links are delayed.
Kiosk or staff creates a token with letter, number, and secret tracking code.
Queue views, live displays, and mobile status update in real time.
Staff call, hold, recall, transfer, or complete the visit.
History, analytics, and sync keep every step traceable.
Windows clients, web admin, and on-site displays share the same service rules and license model.
Desktop counter client: call, serve, hold, recall, missed, abandon, transfer, and session licensing.
Branch ticket issuing with service picker, optional visitor data, and printed QR or secret codes.
Lookup by token, UPN, UEN, or identity for issuance status and visitor verification.
TV screens for waiting areas - called tokens, messages, merged service views, and silent video blocks.
Windows-side license broker with local cache so branch devices keep working during short outages.
1D/2D and MRZ scanning for busy counters - keyboard-wedge today; USB-COM integration on the roadmap.
See how kiosks, public displays, and counter clients keep every branch moving in real time.
Visitors pick a service and receive a printed token with QR or secret-code tracking.
Lobby TVs cycle called tokens, messages, and merged service views for waiting areas.
Staff call, serve, hold, recall, and transfer tokens from the desktop counter client.
Two Flutter apps - one for customers, one for supervisors.
Register from a printed ticket, verify ownership, follow a live timeline, receive push notifications, and cache status when a branch tunnel is temporarily unreachable.
Supervisor app for dashboard checks, manager analytics, and operational reports - with location filters, auto-refresh, and RTL support.
Read the complete product documentation - architecture, licensing, sync, displays, and operations - in three languages.
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