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Queue

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This feature displays a queue position and an estimated waiting time to users when hosted on Arcware Cloud. For developers creating a custom frontend using the WebRTC, queue events need to be implemented individually. Additionally, the new WebSDK includes built-in queue management functionality.

Enabling the Queue

The Queue setting is disabled by default, you can enable it by switching the toggle to on.

Default Queue window

The usesrs being queued will see their position in the queue, as shown below.

By default the platform will show the default Queue Window on Preview and Share links.

Customizing the queue window


That was all about the Queue feature, have fun utilizing it :)

To customise the design to your needs, you have to use the WebSDK. For more details about the WebSDK queue handler, check out this section :

Events handlers
Queue option
Default Queue window