Many branches, many setups
Each service centre configures its queue differently, so customers get a different experience at every branch.
For telcos & utilities
Typical challenges
Each service centre configures its queue differently, so customers get a different experience at every branch.
Bills payment peaks around due dates and crowds out applications and repair requests.
Managers cannot compare branches without collecting spreadsheets from each one.
Customers leave to run errands while they wait and miss their call.
A day in the life
How a typical day runs with HANA QMS. Times are examples.
Each service centre runs the same services and counters, copied from the first branch.
Bills payment volume spikes; its own queue keeps Applications and Repairs moving.
Customers check their position on their phone; a skipped ticket can be recalled when they return.
Applications go to staff skilled for them with skill-based routing.
Head office compares waiting time across branches in a consolidated report.
Queue volume by hour shows when to add staff on the next due date.
How HANA QMS helps
Every point below is a standard part of the product, configured by your own admins.
Copy a service and counter set from one branch to another, then adjust it locally.
Bills payment, applications and repairs each have their own prefix and queue, so a payment rush never hides a repair ticket.
Run reports for one branch or across all, with queue volume by hour to plan staffing on peak days.
Customers check their position on their phone, and skipped tickets stay recallable for a set time.
Staff are assigned to one or more branches and only see those branches.
Recommended setup
A suggested first configuration. Your admins adjust services, counters and rules themselves as you learn what works.
Example services
Example counters
Features that matter most
Common questions
Get started
Click through a real HANA QMS workspace as an admin, a branch manager or a staff member, no sign-up needed. Or tell us about your branches and we will set up a walkthrough.