Stop the walk-in arguments. Keep every turn fair.

Both. It gives everyone one visible, neutral rotation without changing how your team members are paid.

Team members check in when they arrive. Walk-in offers then move through the ready team in round-robin order, giving everyone a clear and fair turn.

No. A client simply enters their name on your shop's kiosk. The public queue shows their place without a clipboard or account setup.

Not through the normal check-in process. Walk-In Manager uses the phone's location to confirm that a team member is within your business's approved check-in area before adding them to the rotation. Owners and managers still have a controlled check-in option when a team member has a legitimate device or location problem.

No. Clients check themselves in by entering only their name at the kiosk, and the system automatically alerts the next ready team member. A receptionist can use it too, but the daily workflow is designed to run without one.

Yes. Walk-In Manager is browser-based, so any Apple iPad or Android tablet that can run a modern browser and connect to Wi-Fi can be used. You are not locked into a particular tablet brand or proprietary kiosk device.

Use the setup that fits your entrance: a countertop tablet stand at the front desk, a secured wall or counter mount, or a floor-standing pedestal near the door. Walk-In Manager does not require special hardware—just choose a stand made for your tablet's size and keep the tablet plugged in during business hours.

No. The team member app installs from the browser to a phone's home screen and works like an app, with walk-in alerts and quick accept or pass controls.

The offer moves to the next ready person without creating a shop-floor argument. Passing does not erase the team member's place in the rotation, so the system stays fair while the client keeps moving.

When the response timer expires, the offer moves on and that team member is marked busy. They can tap Ready when they are available again, keeping an unanswered phone from holding up the client line.

A team member can mark themselves busy while serving an appointment, taking a break, or handling another task. When they are available again, they tap Ready and rejoin the walk-in rotation.

Yes. Owners and managers can adjust the order, reassign a client, check in a team member, and mark a walk-in as walked out when needed.

No. Walk-In Manager handles your unscheduled traffic and works alongside the appointment system you already use.

Yes. Request a 30-minute Google Meet demo to see the kiosk, fair rotation, team alerts, manager controls, and reporting. You can choose an available time directly from our calendar.

Yes. Team members check in when they arrive each day, creating that day's order. The activity history and reports remain available to owners and managers after the daily rotation resets.

The assigned team member, owner, or manager can mark the client as walked out. That outcome is saved in your activity history and reporting instead of disappearing from a paper list.