One calm queue, tuned to your counter
turnda is one product, not a set of vertical editions — there is nothing to buy differently. These pages just show how the same pieces fit the way your business actually runs.
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A calm waiting room — patients wait in the car, not the corridor
Patients scan a QR at reception and wait wherever they are comfortable. You call them back on their phone, and the board keeps the room informed without naming anyone.
Read moreWalk-ins and appointments in one calm line
Take bookings and walk-ins without running two systems, and let clients choose the stylist they came for. Everyone lands in the same fair queue, so nobody has to explain why the person who just arrived went first.
Read moreNo crowd at the counter — call by number
Customers take a number, step away, and come back when it is theirs. The counter stays clear, prescriptions get dispensed calmly, and nobody is reading over anyone's shoulder.
Read moreFree call-back — no buzzers to buy or lose
Give customers a live link instead of a plastic pager. It costs nothing per customer, it never walks out of the door, and it works past the end of your street.
Read moreOrderly by design, and demonstrably fair
High-volume counters where the order has to be defensible. One engine decides who is next, staff never re-rank, and a max-wait safety net stops anyone being forgotten.
Read moreAnxious pets wait outside, and get called when it is their turn
A waiting room full of animals is stressful for everyone in it. Let owners wait in the car with their pet and call them in only when you are ready.
Read moreThe chair is ready before the patient is in the corridor
Check-ins, hygienist visits and the emergency that walks in at four o'clock, in one line your front desk can see at a glance. Patients wait in the car and come in when the chair is free.
Read moreBack-to-back sessions, without the early arrival sitting in your treatment room
Physio runs on the clock, and it slips. When a session overruns, everyone behind it needs to know — not by asking your receptionist, but on the phone in their hand.
Read moreConsultation, treatment, then the herbs counter — as one visit
A TCM visit is rarely one stop. The patient sees the physician, has treatment, then waits again for herbs to be dispensed — and at each step, in most clinics, they take a new paper ticket and explain themselves again.
Read moreThe queue knows which car it is
Take the plate at the door, not the name. Drivers wait in the café across the road with a live link, and the board calls a vehicle rather than shouting a surname across a workshop.
Read moreYour business is not on this list?
It will almost certainly still work. turnda has no built-in “clinic mode” or “salon mode” — you describe your own line: whether a visit is one stop or several, how it splits, and who gets served first. Anywhere people wait for a counter, that model fits. Start the trial and set it up the way your front desk actually runs.