HowTo

How walk-in check-in works

Five steps from the lock screen to pay — what guests do on the kiosk you put on the desk.

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  1. Wake the lock screen

    The lock screen shows a large clock, estimated wait, and three tiles: Walk-In, Registered, and Admin.

  2. Identify the guest

    Walk-ins enter first name and phone. Registered guests enter a 4-digit PIN. Cutzop greets them by name before barber selection.

  3. Choose a barber

    Swipe the horizontal carousel. Open a profile to see years on the chair, skill tags, a ratings radar (fades, punctuality, talk, beard), and a nine-image portfolio. Tap Join queue.

  4. Wait or sit

    The guest returns to the lock screen. Avatars show who is waiting versus in the chair. Staff seat the next guest from Admin → Schedule.

  5. Rate and pay

    When the cut is done, the kiosk opens checkout: five stars, feedback chips, the total, a QR code, and a tap-card prompt. Payment complete clears the session.

Wait time12 minutes per guest in line.

Cutzop estimates wait time as twelve minutes times the number of guests already waiting or in the chair. A shop with two people queued shows about 24 minutes. The estimate is a shop-floor heuristic, not a GPS arrival time, and updates as the queue changes on the kiosk.

Run your shop on Cutzop

Sign in to Shop ops as the salon owner. Open the front-desk kiosk from the desk when you need the floor tablet.

Preview guest kiosk