Queues
A live household queue
Treat each household as one party. Staff add a ticket, call the next household, and mark it served after the visit.
Explore queuesWho it’s for
Food banks and nonprofits
A clearer line for your next distribution.
Keep a live household queue or collect registrations ahead of the day. Staff can help people join the queue without needing email or a smartphone.
Find your starting pointNeighborhood Pantry · Sample queue
1. Guest joins
K7M2You’re in line
2 parties ahead
2. Staff serves the parties ahead, then calls K7M2
K7M2 · Sam’s partyCall party3. Guest’s ticket updates
It’s your turn
Head back to the staff with ticket K7M2.
What are you organizing?
Signups
Advance distribution registration
Share the distribution date and collect household registrations. A signup records a request; it does not reserve food quantities.
Explore signup listsBookings
Scheduled visits
Offer dated appointment times, with one booking per place. Explain what visitors should bring and where to arrive on the page.
Explore bookingsA queue ticket does not guarantee food, eligibility, or a service time. Public queue signup requires name and email; staff can omit email. There are no SMS alerts.
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