Visitors check themselves in
A tablet at the entrance greets each visitor in your branding. They tap why they came, type their name — and they’re in line. No paper, no waiting at the desk.
Self check-in · AI assistant · Live queue · TV calling
Workflow replaces clipboards, sign-in sheets and front-desk lines with a tablet visitors check themselves in on — by tapping, or just talking to an AI assistant, in six languages — a live queue your staff work from any computer, and a waiting-room TV that calls each person to the right room.
The problem
Paper sign-in sheets, a line at reception, staff copying names into a computer, visitors asking “how much longer?”, and someone shouting names across a crowded waiting room. Every minute of it costs you.
How it works
Everything runs in a web browser and stays in sync in real time — the moment a visitor taps “Continue”, your team knows.
A tablet at the entrance greets each visitor in your branding. They tap why they came, type their name — and they’re in line. No paper, no waiting at the desk.
New arrivals appear on every staff screen in under a second — with a chime, wait times and color-coded reasons. Call, check in, transfer or mark a no-show in one click.
“Now calling Maria G. — please go to Room 2.” A chime and full-screen announcement in the waiting room, using only first names and last initials for privacy.
Features
Built from real front-desk workflows — from the first tap on the tablet to the end-of-month report.
A friendly, touch-first check-in on any tablet. Large buttons, clear steps, automatic reset for the next visitor, and a help button that alerts your staff.
Visitors talk or type instead of filling in a form. The assistant collects what each visit needs, and visitors confirm their details before checking in.
English, French, Russian, Vietnamese, Chinese and Spanish. Your own text translates automatically, and staff see each visitor’s preferred language.
Today’s line for every kiosk, updated in real time on every computer. Wait times, filters, search, sorting, and adjustable columns and text size.
Call visitors to a room, desk or window with a custom message. Your last station is remembered, and “Call again” tracks repeat calls.
“Now calling” announcements with an optional chime and full-screen flash, plus a numbered waiting list. Fully brandable — colors, fonts, logo and background.
Visitors pick why they came. Each reason can route to a different queue, require a phone or birth date, follow its own opening hours and color-code the row.
See who is mid-check-in, at which kiosk and which step — so you can greet people by name and help anyone who’s stuck before they reach the desk.
Upload your logo and background, then tune every color and font size with a live preview. One-click readability presets keep text crisp over photos.
Notify the right person the moment someone checks in for a specific reason — the lab, a provider, a manager — with your own subject and message.
Run every site from one account. Each facility has its own time zone, kiosks, TVs and queues — duplicate a kiosk to open a new location in minutes.
Owners, admins and staff each see exactly what they need. Staff get a focused portal for the queue and history — no settings to break.
Visits, average and longest waits, no-show rates, by reason and by queue, for any date range — and every check-in downloadable as a spreadsheet.
Scan a QR code with the tablet’s camera, or type a short pairing code on the TV. No long web addresses, no IT ticket.
New AI check-in assistant
Turn any kiosk into a friendly assistant that visitors talk or type to — no form to figure out. It asks the right questions for each visit, then shows the details on screen to confirm.
New Six languages
Offer English, Français, Русский, Tiếng Việt, 中文 and Español on any kiosk. Visitors tap their language, and your team sees it the moment they check in.
For your front desk
Your team works from a single, calm screen. Each row shows who’s waiting, for what, and for how long — and the actions they need are right there.
For your visitors
Design your kiosk and TV with your logo, photos, colors and words, and see every change live before it reaches the screen. Large, high-contrast buttons make check-in easy for every age.
“Mornings used to start with a line out the door and a stack of clipboards. Check-in took our patients about half an hour before they even sat down. With Workflow it averages two and a half minutes. Our front desk finally has time to actually help people — and the waiting room is quiet.”
Average check-in time
Time savings calculator
Move the sliders to match your front desk. We compare your current check-in time with Workflow’s 2.5-minute average.
Estimates only. “Staff share” is the part of today’s check-in time your team spends taking details and re-typing them; a full-time equivalent is 40 hours a week.
Who it’s for
Appointments, walk-ins and lab work in separate queues, birth date to tell patients apart, check-in in the patient’s language, and a signed BAA with F9 Networks.
Route each service to the right window and keep crowded lobbies calm and orderly.
Advising, financial aid and registrar desks — students see when it’s their turn.
Pick-ups, consultations and collections, each with its own hours and alerts.
Drop-offs, collections and support desks without a line at the counter.
Branded, welcoming check-in that frees your team to focus on clients.
Get started
No hardware to buy, no software to install, no consultants. If you can use a web browser, you can set up Workflow.
Create free account Open your dashboardSign up in under a minute and add your location.
Add your reasons for visit, logo and colors — with a live preview.
Scan a QR code or enter a 6-character pairing code. Done.
Add admins and staff; they sign in and start calling visitors.
Security & privacy
Authenticator-app 2FA for every team member, with secure self-service recovery.
Passwords hashed, authenticator and mail-server secrets encrypted at rest.
Waiting-room TVs only ever show first names and last initials.
Staff see the queue; only owners and admins change settings, billing and the team.
Card details go straight to Stripe — they never touch our servers.
Every check-in records who handled it and when, plus sign-in history for every account.
The AI assistant and automatic translation run on F9 Networks’ own dedicated AI service, not an outside AI company.
Choose the AI assistant or the classic form for each tablet. Visitors can switch to the form any time, and nothing is checked in until they confirm.
Turn talking off for any kiosk with one switch. Visitors type, and nothing they say is sent to a browser speech service.
Healthcare ready. F9 Networks signs a Business Associate Agreement (BAA) with every healthcare client.
Pricing
Pay only for the kiosks and TVs you use. Unlimited visitors, staff, check-ins, reports and locations are included.
Billed yearly by card through Stripe, renewed automatically. Have a promo code? Enter it when you add a device.
A computer for your staff, a tablet (iPad or Android) for each check-in kiosk, and optionally a TV with a web browser — or a streaming stick or mini PC — for the waiting room. Workflow runs in the browser; there’s nothing to install.
Most teams are checking visitors in the same afternoon: create an account, add your location and reasons, then scan a QR code on the tablet.
No. They simply tap and type on the tablet at your entrance, or talk to the AI assistant.
Visitors talk or type, and the assistant asks for their name, reason for the visit and anything that reason needs. It then shows the details on screen, and nothing is submitted until the visitor taps “Yes, check me in.” It runs on F9 Networks’ own dedicated AI service, hosted by F9 Networks, not an outside AI company. It’s optional: you choose the assistant or the classic form for each tablet when you pair it, and visitors can always switch to the form. Talking works in Chrome or Edge, and typing works everywhere.
You do. You choose which tablets use the AI assistant and which use the classic form. You can turn talking off for any kiosk, so visitors type and nothing is sent to a browser speech service. Conversations go only to F9 Networks’ own dedicated AI service, and visitors confirm every check-in before it’s submitted. Automatic translations are only suggestions until you review them.
English, French, Russian, Vietnamese, Chinese and Spanish. Choose which ones each kiosk offers. Built-in text is already translated, and “Translate automatically” drafts your own welcome messages and reasons for you to review. Each check-in records the language the visitor chose, so your team can see it in the queue.
Yes. Each location (facility) has its own time zone, kiosks, queues and TVs, all managed from one account. You can duplicate a kiosk to set up a new site in minutes.
Only first names and last initials — for example “Now calling Maria G. — please go to Room 2” — plus an optional numbered waiting list.
Call them again with one click, or mark them as a no-show. If they come back, “Return to queue” gives them a fresh turn — and your reports track it all.
Yes — “New check-in” adds phone-ahead or walk-up visitors to the same queue.
Accounts support two-factor authentication, passwords are hashed, secrets are encrypted, access is role-based, and payments are handled entirely by Stripe.
Yes. F9 Networks signs a Business Associate Agreement (BAA) with every healthcare client. The AI assistant and automatic translation run on F9 Networks’ own dedicated AI service, not an outside AI company, and you can turn voice off for any kiosk.
Give your visitors their time back and your front desk room to breathe.