Qminder vs Greetly: Which is a better fit?

Dana D

Adventure Traveller

What I appreciated most was the ease with which we could transform a sometimes chaotic check-in and queuing experience into a seamless one where visitors felt like they were taken care of.

Cons would be a lot of our clients have learning deficiencies so it is difficult for some to navigate.

Bintu Keithane B

Supply Chain Manager

It helps in gathering name and other information related to customers and helps in informing them about their queue status. It helps in providing customized experiences to visitors.

The thing I dislike the most is how complicated it is to edit a profile.

I like knowing who has the client checked in. I like the ease of switching locations.

Lack of reminder system to remind departments to transfer patients to the next department. Lots of forgetting to transfer and patients having to wait awhile.

Brilliant tool for queue management, probably the best on the market.

Sometimes when their are changes it is hard to figure out how to use them.

I love the multilingual feature of Greetly how perfectly it supports different language which helps me a lot. The automation also reduce the chance of mistakes and saves time.

This created tension and frustration for people being helped, and the lack of focus resulted in errors in paperwork, hosts not being contacted and several other vexing issues.

Greetly has expressed a good customer care and the bright future for technology as a tool that will help us in our adverts and promotions agency.

It is a little annoying that they are solely on iPad...Android soon.

Akshay A

Marketing Manager

I really like the functionality of this app as everything is customizable. My clients are happy because they can manage better their time.

There is no one there to tell my guest if i'm delayed or in a meeting.

Feedback from both employees and visitors has been excellent. Greetly took just minutes to setup and visitors have found it to be easy (fun even) to use.

In the past visitors would ring a doorbell. Cheap, but it distracted everyone, and everyone ignored the visitor.