A queue display gives waiting customers a shared source of truth. Next Up Service includes TV and screen workflows that show the waiting list, reflect queue activity, and help customers understand that the line is moving without asking staff for constant updates.
When customers cannot see the queue, they often assume nothing is happening.
These details are grounded in the current product workflows, so the page stays aligned with how the platform works today.
The platform includes both legacy TV display management and newer Screen Hub models for linked screens, style records, and screen visit status.
Pending codes and code links let shops pair screens without typing owner credentials into a public lobby display.
TV display settings include show-walk-ins-only behavior, screen names, background color, and font sizing.
News ticker records let shops show short announcements alongside waiting-list visibility.
NextUp provides screen and TV display tools connected to the live queue.
Display workflows show active waiting list information so the room can see queue movement.
Screen Hub and TV flows support code-based linking so shops can connect displays without sharing owner credentials on a public screen.
Business owners can manage screen names, colors, font sizes, and display behavior such as walk-ins-only views.
Display management includes news ticker style messaging for shop updates alongside the waiting list.
These are practical NextUp capabilities that support the search intent without inventing appointment-booking promises.
Show queue movement to customers in the room.
Manage persistent screen records with stable public IDs.
Link screens through short codes instead of full account sessions.
Focus the display on the customer flow that matters for the lobby.
Adjust colors, font sizes, and screen names.
Track displayed and notified visit states for screen workflows.
A screen shows the current waiting list so customers know they are still in line even when barbers are busy.
A customer can check in near the counter and wait where the queue display is visible.
The team can name and manage screens so the right display stays connected to the right business.
Yes. NextUp has TV and Screen Hub workflows for displaying waiting list information on screens.
Yes. Display settings include a walk-ins-only option in the TV display model.
Screen and TV workflows use code-based linking and session flows so shops do not need to expose owner credentials on a public display.
Yes. Screen and TV display models include names, colors, and font sizing controls.
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