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01. The problem in courts, tribunals and judiciary registries02. What the system does for you03. Typical equipment04. How we set it up05. Get a free survey and quote06. FAQ
Court registries serve advocates, litigants and the public at the same counters: filing, searches, certified copies and payments. Crowded corridors and unclear order cause friction and delay.
Key takeaways
- Filing, search and payment points share the same crowded corridor.
- Advocates, litigants and the public queue together.
- Nobody knows who is next, so people crowd the counter.
- Staff cannot see how long people wait.
01The problem in courts, tribunals and judiciary registries
Court registries serve advocates, litigants and the public at the same counters: filing, searches, certified copies and payments. Crowded corridors and unclear order cause friction and delay.
- Filing, search and payment points share the same crowded corridor.
- Advocates, litigants and the public queue together.
- Nobody knows who is next, so people crowd the counter.
- Staff cannot see how long people wait.
- Peak days overwhelm the registry.
02What the system does for you
03Typical equipment
| Item | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Ticket dispenser or kiosk | Customers press a service button or touch the screen to get a numbered ticket |
| Counter calling unit | A keypad at each counter to call, recall, skip or transfer a customer |
| Display screen | Shows the number being called and the counter, with voice announcement |
| Queue software and reports | Routes tickets, measures waiting time and staff performance |
| UPS and network cable | Keeps the system running through power cuts and connects every counter |
04How we set it up
- 01Free site surveyWe walk the registry, count counters and services and plan screens and kiosks.
- 02Map services and countersList every service, counter and how customers should flow.
- 03Choose the call methodCounter keypads with screens and voice, pagers, or mobile tickets.
- 04Install and configureKiosk, counters, screens, network and software set-up.
- 05Train and hand overStaff training, reports set up and a support contact.
05Get a free survey and quote
06Frequently asked questions
Can advocates have their own queue?
Yes; separate service buttons and priorities can be set up.
Can it call by counter and by service?
Yes; each counter can serve one or several services.
Do you install at county courts?
Yes; we install nationwide.

