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Queue management for clinics: a live reception board, QR check-in with no app, and waiting-room TVs that call each patient aloud in Arabic or English.

StackMail
A self-hosted, unified webmail client. Connect multiple IMAP/SMTP accounts and manage them all in one clean interface.

Which is more popular?
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| Website | queue.care | mailflow.sh |
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| Company | Startup from Jordan · 1 - 9 employees | — |
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QueueCare is a cloud queue management system built for clinics and medical centres. Reception works a live board that shows every patient in the building, in columns by doctor or room, and moves a patient to another doctor with one drag. Patients check in by scanning a QR code at the door. It is...
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