Queue and wait time

Know the wait before anyone complains. Queues are noticed when someone complains.

Camera view showing queue and wait time
Wait 03:12
Wait 04:05
Wait 05:20
Wait 06:41
Officer
LIVECAM 11 · Screening checkpoint
11In queue
06:41Longest wait
2 / 4Lanes open
The problem

Why it matters.

Queues are noticed when someone complains. By then the line is long, staff are reacting, and nobody knows how long people actually waited or when it started to build.

What Eye4.ai reads

People in queuejoin-to-clear waitlane throughputpeak hour

Where it is used

Checkpointscountersentry gatesservice desks
How it works

Set up in four steps.

Self-service, in the browser, on the cameras you already own.

  1. 01Connect

    Use a camera you already have that sees your checkpoints. No new hardware.

  2. 02Set the rule

    Draw the queue zone and the point where people are served. Set the wait you will accept, for example five minutes.

  3. 03Measure

    Eye4.ai reads people in queue, join-to-clear wait, lane throughput, peak hour, live, on every frame.

  4. 04Act

    Wait over 5 min · lane 2. Duty manager asked to open lane 3.

Alerts and results

What your team gets.

Alerts reach the person who can act, with the time, place and frame. Every event is kept for reporting.

Wait over 5 min · lane 2Duty manager asked to open lane 3
Queue length above 12Supervisor notified on the floor
Lane idle with people waitingStaffing gap flagged
  • Lanes opened before the line forms, not after complaints
  • True wait time per person, not an estimate at a glance
  • Staffing planned against measured peaks by hour and day
Start small

Try queue and wait time on your own cameras.

Send us your camera list and the area that matters. Within a week we’ll tell you what your cameras can measure today.

Start with one camera
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