Limit Capacity: Inform visitors you have reduced the maximum occupancy or capacity inside your facility. Set a limit on the number of people that can be present at a given time. Like 5 shoppers at a time in the store, 10 tables at a time in a food joint, or 2 patients in the waiting room. Designate an employee at the entrance who will stop entry after the set limit is reached.  Meet By Appointment Only: If the nature of the business allows, communicate with your clients to make a pre booking or registration over phone or online and set up an appointment before coming. This way you can achieve the required social distancing by setting up only a few appointments daily and ensuring best sanitation practices after each visit. You can use signage to inform shoppers about the appointment policy. Go online: Businesses of all sizes and sectors are establishing their online presence along with the brick-and-mortar facility in order to divide the consumers between offline and online services, ensuring proper social distancing.  Turnwise visits: Many retail stores have come up with interesting crowd-control measures. Like some stores have asked consumers to shop according to their last names – the first letter of a last name would correspond to a specific shopping date.