Virtual queues in Nabeul and Hammamet
On Cap Bon, footfall can double with the season. In summer, Hammamet and Nabeul host holidaymakers and families from across the country, and restaurants, cafés and pharmacies see their customers surge for a few weeks.
Local context
Buying pagers for two busy months is an investment that sleeps the rest of the year. A printed QR and customers’ phones do the same job, with no stock to manage.
In the evening, when restaurants in Yasmine Hammamet or central Nabeul are full, customers can take a turn, go for a walk and come back when their phone rings.
Common use cases
Restaurants and fast food
Seasonal restaurants and pizzerias: take a turn, take a walk, come back when called.
Cafés and coffee shops
Cafés and ice-cream shops: takeaway orders called on the phone.
Pharmacies
Summer and duty pharmacies: first come, first served, even on an August night.
Hair and beauty salons
Hair salons before summer weddings: a queue that no longer spills onto the pavement.
Remote setup
- 01
Create your account and your branch online.
- 02
Print the QR code (A5 or A6 is enough) and put it where the line forms.
- 03
Open the staff console on the counter’s phone or tablet.
- 04
Optional: show the now-serving screen on a TV.
Frequently asked questions
Does it suit a seasonal business?
Yes. No hardware to buy or store: pick the plan that fits the season.
Can customers walk away from the restaurant?
Yes, as long as their phone has a connection. The ticket updates and rings when called.
How long does it take to start?
About five minutes: create the account, print the QR, open the console.