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Every lane has its own QR code. A customer scans it with their phone, picks their vehicle out of the lane’s live queue, buys a wash, and pays, with no attendant and no pay station. A printed sign is the whole install, so a lane can run self-serve without the cost of a pay station or the power and network runs to support one. Print the code once and mount it at the lane. There is nothing to enable and nothing to save.

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Set up the QR code

  1. Select a single car wash in the top bar. The page needs exactly one car wash selected.
  2. Go to Support, then QR Self-Checkout.
  3. Pick the lane from the Lane dropdown. The QR code appears immediately, in FlexWash blue with your organization’s logo in the middle.
  4. Download the code as a PNG to send to your sign printer, or click the code to open the customer page and try it yourself.
QR Self-Checkout Lane names come from your site configuration. See Car Wash Config to rename a lane or switch it between attended and unattended.
The QR code is a lane credential. Anyone who scans it can open that lane’s checkout page. The code does not rotate and cannot be regenerated, so a printed code stays valid for as long as the lane exists.

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What the customer sees

The page opens with your logo and the site address, and a lane dropdown set to the lane they scanned. From there:
  1. Pick your vehicle. The page shows the live checkout queue for that lane and refreshes every few seconds. The vehicle has to be in the queue already, so the site needs to be operational.
  2. Choose a wash. Only wash packages you have flagged for self-checkout appear.
  3. Pay. Card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay.
  4. Done. The customer gets a receipt link, and FlexWash sends the wash.