You don’t need to make a choice between physical call buttons and virtual call buttons. By adding a QR code to a physical call button it can be super-powered with features … whilst maintaining the delightful simplicity of requesting service at the touch of a button.
Two of the most common applications are:
requesting table or meeting room attendance plus being able to order items online
future-proofing buttons with a QR in work environments, where staff can be briefed on added features
Calls can be received on your existing smart devices, Dinggly Pocket or WiFi Wrist Pagers, through browsers, MS Teams, Slack or a integrated with other systems through an API. The appropriateness of these solutions will vary according to the functionality of your system. For example, WiFi wrist pagers are not suitable for systems featuring picture messaging, live chat or voice calling.
It’s just like a regular, physical, call-for-service button …. but rather than touching it – you scan it. This reveals a menu of options.
There are certainly savings because of hardware costs. The saving will vary depending on how many feature you require in your virtual call buttons.
Yes, it can be added to the call options. If there’s a URL, there’s a way.
Use either an existing provider or use Dinggly’s own POS.
There’s a screen which notifies them. Typically a running man turns green, but it’s up to you.
Just like a physical button, each QR is unique and carries a simple reference. You simply change the reference tag through your online Dinggly portal.
Yes. Our regular app allows for all these features.
In fact, you can mix call buttons and virtual call buttons within one system.
No. You can get them through a browser, our pocket pagers and we’ve an API allowing integrations to many third-party systems.
They’re a popular choice but no, we can supply the files so you can print to anything you wish.
In fact, a Dinggly virtual call button is a great way for consolidating how many QRs you display to customers. We’ve all seen those operations where multiple QRs are given to book or order X,Y or ). Dinggly puts all these QR links within the one calling screen.
Not necessarily, you can have the best of both worlds..
You can add a QR to a physical button, making a hybrid, multi-featured button, for example:
You get that simple elegance of pushing a button for assistance, plus the extra features if and when you want them.
