Queue management in Sousse
Between the medina, the corniche and Port El Kantaoui, Sousse lives by the season: in summer, restaurants and cafés run at full capacity and foreign visitors join the local crowd. The city also has many private clinics and a large student population.
Local context
For a seafront restaurant the three-language ticket is a real plus: customers choose Arabic, French or English on their phone, and staff don’t repeat numbers in three languages.
Off season, the same tools serve clinics and branches: fewer people in the waiting room and patients who know where they stand.
Common use cases
Restaurants and fast food
Corniche and Port El Kantaoui restaurants: the call on the phone, tourists included.
Cafés and coffee shops
Cafés and tea rooms: takeaway orders called without shouting names.
Clinics and medical practices
Private clinics: the waiting room empties, patients wait outside.
Hair and beauty salons
Salons and barbers: walk-ins come back when their turn is near.
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 the ticket work for foreign customers?
Yes. It opens in any browser, with no app, in English, French or Arabic.
Can we scale up only for the summer?
Yes. There is nothing to buy: switch plans with the season, for example Pro in summer and Free the rest of the year.
Do we need a TV screen?
No, it’s optional. The customer’s phone rings on its own; the screen helps those waiting on site.