What do you need?
Choose a destination, then select the request. Your table is attached automatically.
Each station works independently
Every coordinator has their own PC, open on their own console. A table sends each request to one station only, and each board shows only that station's queue — the other stations' requests never appear there.
Every table stands on its own, too
The old pole light grouped two tables under a single light. When it came on, the signal did not say which of the two tables was asking — and because no table was identified, waiting time could never be counted per table. AAM gives every table its own identity: each table is attended on its own, and its requests and waits are recorded per table.
Live snapshot of Tables 1–6. Table 2 is working with no active request — no signal lit, no wait running, and its numbers stay its own instead of blending into a shared pole.
Cell Support supervisor
Dispatch assistance, monitor response time and keep every table request moving.
General Board
All three station queues in real time, in one place — the view for site management. This board is read-only: each coordinator keeps working from their own station PC and private queue.
Card colors show waiting time only — they escalate from yellow (2 min) to orange (3 min) to red (4+ min) until the request is assigned. The station's identity color lives in each section header, so a red card always means a long wait, never a different station.