Station management
Know where the next game can begin.
A group walks in. Someone asks for a console, someone else wants a pool table. Your first job is knowing what’s free. GAMEPOZ puts the floor in front of you, so you can help them get playing.

See the floor the way you run it.
A row of PCs and a bank of pool tables need different attention. Station categories give each part of the venue its own place, while keeping them together in one workspace. Search for a station when you know its name, or browse the category when a player is still deciding.
- Browse PC gaming, console and cue-sports stations.
- Check the station name and category before starting.
Check the details before saying yes.
Availability is only part of the answer. You also need to know whether a station suits the group and what the session will cost. Station cards put capacity and rates alongside status, helping the front desk answer those questions with the same information in view.
- Check available and occupied stations.
- See maintenance status before assigning a station.
- Review player capacity and the displayed rate.
Keep the visit moving after the first game.
The floor view helps with the next action during a shift. When you need a broader review, Station Insights looks at how stations have been used over a period. Use the current view to help the next player, and the insights view to understand the pattern behind the day.
- Start sessions from the station workflow.
- Review occupancy and session duration in Station Insights.
A moment at the front desk
“Do you have room for four?”
Check the relevant station category, review the player capacity and confirm its availability. You can answer the group’s question before they head across the room.
A few useful details
Before you explore further.
Does a station view include more than availability?
Yes. Station cards include the station name, category, player capacity and hourly rate, alongside availability and session actions.
Where do I review how the floor has performed?
Station Insights is the place for a period-based review of occupancy, session duration, busy hours and revenue by station type.
Take a closer look
See how your day could fit together.
Take a look at the stations, bills and customer records behind a visit.
