Auto call forward technology that automates and optimises your queue flow
The Tensator SLQ 4.0 auto call forward queuing technology automates the process of the next customer being called forward. This next generation system uses a series of sensors or links to an ePOS system to trigger calling a customer forward to a service position, getting customers through the checkout quicker and reducing operating costs.
Tensator was the first company to bring a single line queue to a grocery environment transforming the way shoppers queue at checkout areas. By automating the call forward process with the eQ™ SLQ 4.0 auto call forward queue management system, up to 25% more customers are served per hour, that’s a productivity gain of 47%.
Tensator’s SLQ 4.0 manual call forward technology is the ideal solution to make your single line queue more efficient and profitable.
Incorporate a Tensator single line electronic queue management system to increase your queue flow, staff efficiencies and your profits.
We understand that not all businesses are the same, that’s why all our eQ™ call forward systems come with a range of fully customisable hardware and software options. These enhance your customers experience, as well as meet your business and brand objectives. Why not find out how we can help you?
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Tensator® solutions are used across the world in many different environments and for a multitude of applications. Their strength, quality and versatility means their purpose can range from a queuing system, a crowd control aid, a signage solution or a safety barrier.
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