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The entrance · Token Desk

Every walk-in gets a token, and a real wait time.

A touch kiosk, a QR poster at the door or the receptionist's tablet. Visitors choose a service and leave the entrance with a token, the number of people ahead and an honest estimate.

Welcome. What brings you in?

Tap a service to print your token

Interactive preview. Choose a service, then tick the priority box.

3 taps

From the door to a token

3 ways

Kiosk, QR code, staff tablet

58 mm / 80 mm

Thermal printers supported

What it does

Built for the busiest ten metres of your branch.

Tokens by service

Separate series for each service, like S for service booking, B for billing and P for priority, so each counter calls only what it handles.

QR at the door

Visitors scan, pick a service and get the token on their phone. No queue at the kiosk on a busy morning.

Staff tablet mode

The receptionist issues tokens for visitors who prefer to talk, and can add notes like vehicle number or file number.

Priority lanes

Senior citizens, people with disabilities and other groups you define are called by a clear rule, such as one priority token after every three.

Printed slips

Token number, service, people ahead, estimate and a QR code to follow the queue live on the phone.

Keeps issuing offline

If the internet drops, the kiosk keeps numbering tokens locally and syncs the moment it reconnects.

How it runs

From first setting to a calm hall.

  1. 01

    Add your services

    Name each service, give it a token prefix and an expected service time.

  2. 02

    Pick the entry points

    Turn on the kiosk, print the QR poster, sign in staff tablets.

  3. 03

    Set priority rules

    Choose priority groups and how often each one is called.

  4. 04

    Open the doors

    Tokens flow to counters and displays the moment they are issued.

Visitor-first design

Large buttons, plain words, the language your visitors read.

The kiosk is built for a first-time visitor holding a file in one hand. Services are written the way people say them, not the way your system names them, and the screen can switch to Hindi or a regional language with one tap.

  • High-contrast screen readable in a bright entrance
  • Kiosk language picker with English, Hindi and regional languages
  • Optional mobile number to receive the token on WhatsApp
  • Opening hours and daily token limits per service

Printed token

Ganpati Motors Service Centre

S-047

New service booking

Ahead

5

Estimate

14 min

Scan to follow your turn

P-008Priority
B-019Billing

Slip text prints in the language chosen on the kiosk.

Estimate comes from the AI Wait Predictor.

Questions

Before you switch it on.

  • Any Android or Windows touch screen with a browser works. For printed tokens, connect a 58 mm or 80 mm thermal printer over USB or Bluetooth. Many branches start with a tablet on a stand and add a kiosk later.

Empty seats, happy faces

Press for your token

Trial counter

NOW SERVING T-001
TokenYour first location

T-001

Try Twiz15 free at one location.

30 days with every feature of the 10 Minutes plan. Your first token display can be live this afternoon.

Wait: noneNo card required

2 waiting in the hall · 31 waiting from home · average wait 11 min