A document a party signs before they are served (a consent, a release, an intake form), issued from one of the business's document templates and signed on the party's phone or at the kiosk. The signed copy is kept against the party or the queue entry it was signed for, under the business's own organization.
A document a party signs before they are served (a consent, a release, an intake form), issued from one of the business's document templates and signed on the party's phone or at the kiosk. The signed copy is kept against the party or the queue entry it was signed for, under the business's own organization.
See also: Party, Queue entry, Kiosk, Storefront
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A business's one public page, opened from its link or QR code, where parties do everything the business offers: join a queue, book, buy tickets or passes, order, and sign waivers.
A setup of a business's queues, storefront and console for one kind of service: Waitlist, Ticketing, Memberships, Fulfillment, Productions, Tours, Dispatch, or a vertical mode such as Tattoo or Haunt. A mode adds no new kind of record; it decides which steps, forms and screens the business's existing queues, products and passes use. Customers, sales and the storefront stay one across modes.
A purchasable right of entry or use for a set period or number of uses (a day pass, a membership pass, an access pass), held by one party and shown as a QR code that a scanner checks. A ticket is a different object: it admits one party to one event. An Event Pass is a pass a business buys for its own account.
Recording a party's arrival, or one use of an entitlement, at a door or station by scanning their ticket, pass or QR code.
The staff device or screen that reads a ticket or pass QR code and answers admit, refuse or already used. The same scanner works in Memberships, Ticketing, Productions and Tours.