How-to guide · ⏱ 45 minutes
Run requests across several stores
Locations with shared inboxes, one QR code per store, work any shift can pick up, and a TV board in each back room.
With several stores, the hard part isn't the work. It's getting each request to the right place and making sure someone there handles it, even when the staff rotate. Here's the setup.
1. Add every location
In Locations → Add and edit, add each store with its shared email (the inbox everyone on shift can read) and its manager. (Locations)
2. Get everyone in, by store
In Settings → Members, click Invite people, then Join codes, and Create code for each store with its Code location set. Print the posters for each break room. Staff join with any email address, no work email needed, and land in the right store. (People and the org chart)
3. Route requests to the store
Add a Location field to your stacks. Then, for anything a store should handle, put the ticket in the location's Queue instead of giving it to one person. Everyone there sees it in Up for grabs, and the store's inbox gets an email. (Put a ticket in a queue) For the store's everyday work, make a queue that Each store works its own.
4. Keep stores in the loop
Step emails and reminders can go to ✉ The ticket's location (shared email): "The plumber is booked for Thursday at 8."
5. One QR code per store
Make a link per location with Make a link and print its QR code, so requests from each store arrive already tagged. (Form fields)
6. Put it on the wall
In each back room, open Wall display, filter by Location, and go Full screen. (Wall display)
What good looks like
Locations in the left rail shows what's waiting at each store, and People → By location shows who's where.
Read more: Running more than one store? Give every location its own queue.
Related
- LocationsAdd your stores, offices or sites with a shared email and a manager, then route tickets and emails to them.
- Put a ticket in a queueGive any ticket to a team's or a store's queue instead of one person, so whoever's free can take it.
- Form fields: show, pre-fill, hidePre-fill a field, hide it with a fixed value, or fill it from the link, so one stack can serve every store, machine or campaign.
- Wall displayPut your board on a TV in the shop or office, so everyone sees what's next without logging in to anything.
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