- Ticket Issuing: Customer gets a ticket from a touchscreen kiosk or printer, choosing the service type.
- Queue Organization: The system records and organizes tickets, prioritizing services according to configuration.
- Ticket Call: The ticket is displayed on monitors with electronic voice announcement, indicating the counter.
- Service: The attendant calls tickets through the web interface and records information.
- Waiting Content: Monitors display content such as campaigns and news through NeoNews.
- Reports: Generates service data for analysis and optimization.
What is SGA?
SGA is a system that organizes and manages customer service through queues, tickets and automated calls.
What is SGA used for?
It helps reduce queues, organize service flow and improve customer experience.
Does the system issue service tickets?
Yes, SGA allows ticket issuing through a kiosk or manually.
Does SGA make automatic calls?
Yes, tickets are called through a visual panel and audio.
Can it generate reports?
Yes, the system offers performance, waiting time and service reports.
Can I monitor service in real time?
Yes, it is possible to monitor queues and ongoing services.
Does the system help identify bottlenecks?
Yes, through reports and performance indicators.
Does SGA work with multiple counters?
Yes, it can manage multiple service points simultaneously.
Can service be transferred between departments?
Yes, the system allows customer redirection.
Is the customer called by audio and panel?
Yes, ensuring accessibility and better organization.
Can content be displayed on TVs?
Yes, the system can be integrated with corporate TV for communication and marketing.
Does SGA integrate with other systems?
Yes, it can be integrated according to the company needs.
Do I need specific equipment?
It depends on the operation, but may include kiosks, printers and monitors.





