Kiosks
Kiosks overview
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Kiosks overview
Last updated
A kiosk is a specialized computer (PC or s tablet) for public use, often with a touch screen, used in places like retail stores, banks, clicks, and service centers. It allows customers to check in to their appointments or queue up for service.
A kiosk can be set up within an organizational unit to provide access to services in that unit or any of its descendant units. This is especially helpful in cases where a kiosk is placed at the entrance of a building, allowing customers to check in for appointments in different departments or organizational units.
To learn how to manage the kiosks in your organization, see:
Customers interacting with the kiosk navigate through a sequence of pages known as the "kiosk's flow". To learn more, see:
Each kiosk in your organization must have a license. Unlicensed kiosks cannot connect. To learn more, see:
Kiosks run within a browser, usually on a dedicated computer or a tablet. To learn how to use the kiosk client app, see:
Kiosks often use receipt printers to give customers tickets, keeping them informed and secure while waiting in line. There are several options to set up a kiosk ticket printer. To learn more, see the following guide:
To customize the texts on the kiosk pages, use the Public Apps tool to edit the Kiosk Profile.
The kiosk profile consists of pages; each page contains all the texts used by the kiosk and their translations to other languages.
The kiosk's Theme controls the kiosk pages' colors, fonts, and graphics.