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It doesn't specify which queued builds are for which provinces, so when you have, say, 20 queued fortresses, there's no way to tell which ones will build first. Also, when adding to or viewing the queue for a specific province, there is no way to know, without repeating the above process, how many items are in the build queue for your province, or in which order that province's items will be constructed.

Hey Walrus_3d,

Thanks for the feedback. I will relay it to the game designers so they can figure out if the mobile queue can be improved in an efficient way. We'll definitely look into it. The main limiting factor is the lack of space on mobile screens so simply porting the desktop version might not be possible. We're constantly trying to improve the game and bring every feature to all clients but some are harder than others.

Cheers!

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I was thinking more along the lines of the data already existing, since it's on the desktop. Adding a "build queue" window to the provinces tab would also advertise High Command pretty effectively. ?

You are now logged into the call queue. To log out of the call queue, follow the same steps above. To confirm if you are logged into a call queue, note the call queue icon on the bottom left of the profile.

Android phone (Galaxy S21), relatively new. Have been playing Hearthstone just fine the past month or so. Can load the game and get to the main menu fine, but recently having days where the queue fails to start a ranked or tavern brawl game. Then I get the message:

Does your native app run on separate infrastructure? Do your mobile or desktop customers have higher conversion rates? Fine-tune traffic inflow to your exact needs by setting up separate waiting rooms for mobile and desktop.

But if we try to replicate the same process on either of the receptionists phone, the phone calls are not getting forwarded. There is no notification on either phone of a call and neither phone will ring.

The only difference I can think of, is both of these reception phones are members of their own call queues.

I can't find any call queue settings that should affect the phone's forwarding process but I can't think of anything else that is different.

One work around is getting the receptionists to temporarily add another extension to the call queue; but I'm just not sure if they are up to that. It would be easier for them if the functionality on the physical phone worked properly.

Any help would be appreciated, thank you.

With Zoom, you can only forward calls that are going directly to the user's extension by dialing that actual extension. If that extension is part of a call queue, shared line appearance, etc. - calls to those numbers can not be forwarded by the desk phone's built in forwarding as they are handled differently by Zoom.

Thank you for the response!

This users in this building really like to help one another with phone duties. So let's say it's the receptionists lunch hour. Instead of someone else physically sitting at the reception desk to answer the phone, they like to forward the phone calls to another users phone/desk so that there will always be a human answering calls.

Like I said, we might have to go with the 'adding/removing users to the call queue route', but it seems silly when the functionality is right there...but just not working.

Signing in and out of the Call Queue for the two people involved would be the simplest and least disruptive option (they could do it in the Zoom app on their computers or mobile phones if it is not an option on the Poly phones).

Customers can access your business or institution with ease directly from their smartphone. The QLess mobile app offers all of the same features and functionality as the web-based solution, allowing your customers to engage with your organization from anyplace, anytime.

We are new to RingCentral and can't figure out how to solve this. We are using the queue calls aspect so anyone can answer any call coming in to our main line from their desk phone throughout the building. The problem is that it general calls also ring the mobile app when employees are on the road. We only want direct calls to ring the app as well as their desk phone. Our previous company we had to switch from to RingCentral had this capability. RingCentral, which is supposedly far superior to our previous company surely must be able to do this as well. Right? I get yelled at 3x's a day because I can not figure out how to resolve this issue so employees aren't getting general calls on their cellphone. Please help!

Have a mobile-integrated queue management system to minimise waiting times, streamline your customer flow and present your customers the option to virtually join a queue before physically arriving at your branch.

MobileQ is a third-generation queuing system that allows customers with a smartphone to obtain a ticket for the nearest branch, and queue remotely for their turn while continuing their activities, running their errands, etc.

For businesses, mobile queuing is not only a great way to manage queues in an effective manner but also a cost-effective solution that can save time and money. It helps create an efficient workflow that increases customer satisfaction as well as staff productivity. With a mobile queuing system, you can monitor customer flow in real-time, optimize staff resources, and analyze customer behavior to better plan for future operations. Overall, mobile queuing provides a streamlined and efficient solution for businesses looking to reduce wait times and improve the customer experience. With its convenience and transparency, it can help you manage queues efficiently while providing customers with an enjoyable experience that will make them come back again.

I own a restaurant and we take Phone orders, Online orders, and walk up orders. Square KDS seems to put the orders in sequence by pick up time, pushing the online orders that have a later pick up time in the correct place in line. But when a customer orders a phone order for a later pick up time, there is no way for Square KDS to recognize the later pick up time and puts it in queue.

Thanks for bringing this up!

It is indeed a very useful feature to allow all agents to see all tasks in a queue as all can be prepared and at the same time support each other in achieving the team goal together for a particular queue. Agents are not sitting down all the time, hence if this view can be enabled in hubspot app, it will be very useful!

Cheers!

Basically tab queue is like for example, scrolling through rss feeds and clicking links to open in brave, but brave does not come to the foreground yet but stays in the background untill the app is opened. Then when that happens, all the clicked links would open up in new tabs within the browser.

We do not recommend clearing cached data in order to troubleshoot an issue. However, if you receive an alert that your device does not have enough free storage, you can choose to delete cached data for one or more projects. See How do I manage the storage the Procore mobile app is using on my device?

YouTube has offered viewers a video queue on desktop browsers for some time, and the world's most popular video site is preparing to finally bring the queue feature to its Android and iOS mobile apps.

Here's the rub: the mobile queue for YouTube videos is still in its testing phase. But there is a way you can try it out right now, though, if you don't mind using experimental features before they're ready for prime time.

You'll need to be a YouTube Premium subscriber to try the new queue feature while it's in testing. Trying out experimental features before everyone else is one of the big perks of being a YouTube Premium user.

YouTube regularly offers free Premium trials if you can't wait to get a video queue, but know that the queue is only available until Jan. 28, 2023. After that, it may require more testing or be on track for a final release.

Just being a YouTube Premium member isn't enough to get the new video queue feature; You also have to opt into trying experimental features. With the app open, tap your profile image in the top right of the Home, Subscriptions, or Library page, and choose "Settings" followed by "Try new features."

You can now create a video queue in the app. If your account already has videos in a queue on the web app for desktop browsers, you will not see them here. And the queue you make in the Android or iOS app will not sync with the desktop web app. This may change when Queue becomes a regular feature.

To add more videos to your queue, do the same thing to choose "Play last in queue," even while watching a video. Once you have two or more videos added, open the queue at the bottom, and you can tap and drag videos to rearrange them. You can also tap the vertical ellipsis next to a video in the queue to remove it.

For the purpose of archival and security we will not use AirPrint to print directly from an iOS device to a printer as documents would be immediately printed and not held in a queue awaiting user authentication. Of note is that enabling AirPrint on our fleet devices (Xerox WorkCentre 7970, 5875 and 3655) does result in their device names being discoverable by iOS devices. As such, direct printing via AirPrint works, however this is not the solution our customer requires.

11. Pinging the IP address of a given iOS device from the Mobile Print server yields a reply indicating that there is a connection between the two however the default queue expected to be advertised by the Mobile Print server is still not visible despite this. e24fc04721