This simple Widget is used on a Positional Display. It looks up the name of the Workstation and shows it. Font, background colour etc. are configurable.

This Widget plays a sound when a Ticket is called. It has a default Ding sound, but can be configured to use a sound file from Orchestra’s content repository.

The Widget itself is invisible on the page.

This Widget is meant to be used on Media Displays, normally placed on the Call Page. It displays the Ticket Number and Workstation of the called ticket. It may also show a directional arrow, directing the customer to the correct Counter.

This Widget is an event simulator for the Surface Editor. It is used to be able to do a Preview on the different surfaces that you create in the Surface Editor.

Similar to the Ticket Call Widget, but tailored specifically for Positional Displays. This Widget adds display of Workstation status. It will display text for Open, Closed or Called Ticket Number according to the state of the Workstation.

This Widget displays a vertical list of called Tickets. It is typically used on a Media display, but it can also be used on a Positional Display to show called tickets for that particular Workstation.

When a Ticket is called, the existing tickets move downward to make place for the just called Ticket.

This Widget is used to display one or several text snippets. Each text snippet is shown in a vintage teleprinter style, gradually revealing each character.

The individual text snippets are separated by a semicolon.

It is possible to configure things like font, color and animation speed.

This Widget continuously displays one or several text snippets, scrolling/sliding in from the left or right and possibly stopping for a configurable amount of time in the middle of the Widget.

The individual text snippets are separated by a semicolon.

It is possible to configure things like font, background color, stop duration, animation speed and animation style. To create a constant speed animation, for example a classically scrolling text, select linear animation type and set stop duration to zero. For a more fancy slide in - slide out animation, use the overshoot animation type, an animation duration of 500 ms and a stop duration of 2000 ms.

This widget is configurable, so you can choose satisfaction level icons (5 default icons available, from happy to angry), name for the satisfaction levels, number of satisfaction levels that should be present on the screen, background color, a thank you message, vertical message show time, etc.