Queue Management makes it easy to track your business’ occupancy and regulate customer
flow. After a guest joins the digital queue, it uses Broadcast Messaging to text them when it’s
their turn to enter. We walk you through the steps to set up both features.
Required Editions
User Permissions
Needed
To set up Queue Management:
Queue Management Admin permission set
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited editions
Add Queue Management Users Invite your team to use Queue Management. Per license, there are two Facility Manager users and 18 Queue Managers.
Add Facility Admins A facility admin has full access to Queue Management data. Only create extra queue facility admins if your organization requires them.
Set Up Broadcast Messaging Queue Management requires Broadcast Messaging to tell parties when it’s their turn to enter. Only admins can complete Broadcast Messaging setup and begin saving Queues and Queue messaging templates.
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