SektorCepte · 2026-04-11

The live stage

The customer asks where the car is, and gets angry if the answer stays verbal.

The customer asks where the car is, and gets angry if the answer stays verbal.

Wash, dry and handover are separate stages. The person waiting sees which step the car is on.

What it is for The car takes a ticket and its place stays on the screen. Nobody has to shout whose wash is on. Köpük is written for a car wash.

How it sits A second car is not written into a full hour. The customer knows the time and does not pile up at the door.

Where it breaks The live stage. Wash, dry and handover are separate stages. The customer sees where the car is. The staff look at the same screen.

What to do Köpük is for a car wash. The queue ticket, the timed booking and the live stage sit on one screen. It opens for 30 days with no card.

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