1. Scan
The customer scans your QR code or opens the queue link.
Request pilot accessQR CODE QUEUE GUIDE
A digital queue does not need a ticket machine or a customer app. Put one QR code at the counter, door or stall, let customers join on their own phone, and give staff one ordered queue to manage.
Staff demo PIN: 1234 · No live customer account is required for the demo.
The customer scans your QR code or opens the queue link.
They enter the details your workflow needs and receive a live ticket.
Staff call, ready or complete tickets while the customer view updates.
The strongest fit is a business where people arrive without fixed appointment times, wait for one clear next step and benefit from seeing their place without staying in one spot.
Walk-ins scan once, join the live queue and can see their place without hovering around the counter.
Use a simple queue or ready-for-collection flow so customers can step aside instead of blocking the hatch.
Keep a visible order of service during busy periods without introducing ticket hardware or another customer app.
Handle walk-ins, consultation queues or convention traffic while staff keep control from one screen.
Give temporary queues a scannable entry point and a live customer view that works in the browser.
Running a walk-in barbershop? Read the dedicated barber shop queue guide.
LinePing is designed around QR entry, live tickets, queue position, optional wait estimates and simple staff actions. It works in the browser, so customers do not need to download an app.
It is not being presented as a complete appointment-booking, CRM or enterprise workforce platform. If your main problem is a real-time walk-in queue, that is the problem LinePing is trying to keep simple.
No. A LinePing customer opens the queue in their phone browser from a QR code or link.
Yes. The live customer ticket can show queue position and estimated wait information where the business has enabled it.
Not necessarily. LinePing is aimed at live walk-in and service queues. A business can still use separate booking tools for advance appointments.
LinePing is currently in public beta. Customer and staff demos are open, while new non-demo queues are provisioned through pilot access rather than open self-service.
The customer and staff demos are open. If the workflow fits your business, pilot access is currently handled directly while LinePing remains in public beta.