Visitors cluster at registration and collection
Give each service point its own queue
Set up reception and collection queues, then call or transfer visitors as the operational steps are completed.
Organize registration and collection queues, identify returning visitors and keep uploaded reports and payment entries connected to the right record.

Morning arrivals can crowd the reception desk. Collection staff need to know who is next, while returning visitors need their previous documents found quickly. AdoQ connects these operational steps around one visitor record.
Practical tools for the moments your team handles every day.
Set up reception and collection queues, then call or transfer visitors as the operational steps are completed.
Share a private status link with queue position and an estimated wait. Estimates can change as service progresses.
Attach relevant reports and record full or partial payment entries alongside the visit for authorized staff to review.
A suggested workflow you can adapt to your service points and staff responsibilities.
Find a returning record or register a new visitor with your configured ID format.
Use custom fields for the operational details your reception team needs.
Call the next visitor or transfer them to another configured queue.
Upload relevant reports and update payment entries without separating them from the visitor profile.
A consistent way to identify visitors, record details and see the queue for each service point.
A clear next-person view and the ability to pause, call or complete the operational visit.
No. Staff can upload existing reports. AdoQ does not analyze samples, connect to laboratory instruments or generate test results.
No. The public queue view is separate from clinical records. Uploaded documents are available through authorized staff access, not the waiting-room display.
AdoQ is not a laboratory information system. Sample tracking, instrument integration and result generation are outside its scope. The current trial is a test environment: use fictional information only.
Less queue coordination.
More human connection.