SiteCheckin
Service counters & DMV-style

Take a number from your phone.

A virtual-queue and now-serving app for service counters. Visitors take a number from their phone, wait wherever they like, and get called to the right window — so your lobby stays calm and no one clusters at the counter.

No app to downloadMulti-window readyLive in a day
A visitor with a phone and a friendly clerk at a tidy service counter.

The counter bottleneck

A ticket machine, a packed lobby, and numbers shouted over it.

Visitors take a paper ticket and sit tight for an hour, unsure how close they are, while staff call numbers across a crowded room.

✕ The old way

  • A paper ticket machine and a full lobby
  • Visitors stuck waiting, unsure how close
  • Numbers shouted across a crowded room
  • No sense of the real wait

✓ With SiteCheckin

  • Take a number on the phone — no machine
  • Wait wherever, with a live place in line
  • A clear now-serving call to the right window
  • An honest, live wait estimate

How it works

One QR code. The whole visit — both sides.

A full counter visit, shown as the moment in the office plus the actual SiteCheckin screen at every step.

1

Take a number from the QR

Scan at the entrance and take your ticket — no machine, no line to get in line.

Visitor

Gets a live ticket and can sit anywhere.

Office

The visitor joins the queue with their reason for visit.

Service counters & DMV-style scene: Take a number from the QR.
The actual screen
YOU'RE IN LINEA-42about 12 minWait wherever you like
2

Wait wherever you like

Take a seat, step outside, or run a quick errand — your place stays live on your phone.

Visitor

Sees “5 ahead · ~12 min”.

Office

The lobby spreads out instead of clustering.

Service counters & DMV-style scene: Wait wherever you like.
The actual screen
A-42 · YOUR TICKET5ahead · ~12 minTake a seat
3

“Now serving A-42”

When it's their turn, the phone updates with the exact window to go to.

Visitor

Sees the window and walks straight up.

Office

Call next; the visitor is directed to your window.

Service counters & DMV-style scene: “Now serving A-42”.
The actual screen
Now serving A-42Window 3
4

Helped at the right window

The now-serving board keeps everyone pointed to the correct window.

Visitor

No guessing which window to approach.

Office

Window assigned on the board.

Service counters & DMV-style scene: Helped at the right window.
The actual screen
🎫Now serving · A-42Window 3Waiting: 8 visitorsNext: A-43 · Window 1
5

Done — next up

As each visitor is helped, the board calls the next number automatically.

Visitor

Leaves without ever clustering at the counter.

Office

Close it out → the next number is called.

Service counters & DMV-style scene: Done — next up.
The actual screen
All set — thanks!A-42 · complete

The payoff

Why Service counters teams switch.

No ticket machine

Visitors take a number on their phone — no hardware to buy, jam, or refill.

Wait wherever

A live place in line means visitors can sit, step out, or run an errand.

Now-serving to the right window

Each number is called to a specific window — no crowding or guessing.

An honest wait estimate

A live position and time keep visitors patient and the lobby calm.

No app to download

Visitors scan a QR and use their browser. Staff run it from the counter.

Built for many windows

Route visitors across as many windows as you run, in fair order.

1 call
to the right window
0 apps
for visitors to install
~1 day
to go live

Illustrative sample figures, not guarantees. Some features (call-for-help, two-way chat) are switched on per location in settings; SiteCheckin complements your existing tools and doesn't replace them.

Questions

Service counters FAQ

Do visitors need to download an app?+

No. They scan a QR code and everything runs in their phone's browser — taking a number, watching their place, and the now-serving call. Nothing to install.

Does it work with multiple windows?+

Yes. Route visitors across as many windows as you run; each number is called to a specific window so no one clusters or guesses.

Do we still need a ticket machine?+

No — the phone is the ticket. Visitors scan a QR to take a number, which saves the hardware and the paper.

How does a visitor know it's their turn?+

Their status page updates live on their phone with the exact window to go to — and they can opt in for an email so they can step away.

How do we get started?+

Try the live demo to see both sides, then set up your office in about a day — name your windows, print the QR, and you're live.

See a full counter visit, both sides, in the live demo.

Watch take-a-number, wait-anywhere status, and the now-serving board work together — then start free and print your first QR code.

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