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[New Settings] Location Directory: Easily join and view waitlists across multiple locations
[New Settings] Location Directory: Easily join and view waitlists across multiple locations

Public account links you can use to allow customer to join a waitlist, book an appointment, or view their place in line from a public display.

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Written by Lindsey Gagnon
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The location directory in Waitwhile is a powerful tool for multi-location businesses, helping centralize customer access, enhance the booking process, and create a cohesive experience across all branches.

Location directory links

The location directory in Waitwhile is a centralized, customizable page where businesses with multiple branches, offices, or service queues can list all their locations.

Waitwhile offers individual links designed for different public displays.

  • Location directory link: URL that starts customers from the location directory and requires a location selection before registration

  • Location directory link for kiosks: Offer customers a designated URL for registration starting from the location directory optimized for kiosk screens and public registrations.

Location directory public display links:

The location directory public display in Waitwhile is a specialized digital display that shows all available locations within a business’s directory. It’s designed to be placed in a centralized area (such as a lobby or shared waiting space) to guide customers through options for different branches or service points.

  • All waitlist display link: A unique URL to display the list of customers waiting for all locations that are included in the location directory.

  • All serving list display link: A unique URL to display the list of customers currently being served for all locations that are included in the location directory


Have additional questions or need assistance? Reach out to us via chat or at support@waitwhile.com.

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