Järjekorranumber

Järjekorranumber is an Estonian term that translates to "queue number" or "ticket number" in English. It refers to a system used to manage waiting lines and ensure orderly service for customers or individuals in a public place. These numbers are typically issued by a machine or a designated person, and patrons are called to service in the order their number is displayed or announced.

The primary purpose of a järjekorranumber system is to eliminate the need for physical queuing, allowing people to wait in a more comfortable area or attend to other tasks while their turn approaches. This is particularly common in places with high customer traffic and limited waiting space, such as post offices, banks, government offices, and some retail stores. The number serves as a tangible representation of one's position in the queue.

When a service point becomes available, the next järjekorranumber is displayed on a screen or called out. Customers then approach the designated counter or service desk when their number is up. This method helps to reduce congestion, improve customer satisfaction by providing a predictable waiting experience, and streamline the overall service process for both the establishment and its patrons.