Self-Order KIOSKs

A self-service kiosk is essentially a device that allows consumers to interact directly with a company and receive service at their convenience.

• The most common example is purchasing train or bus tickets. Simply approach the self-service kiosk, make your payment, and receive your ticket, all without waiting in line or seeking assistance. Self-service kiosks are also widely distributed in fast-food restaurants, aiming to expedite the food ordering and waiting process.
• These kiosks extend beyond commercial aspects; they are also useful for hotel check-ins and check-outs. Airports employ them for vendor verification, allowing you to check in for your flight as a time-saving measure for both you and the business itself.

Applications span various sectors:

• Healthcare: Check appointments and pay for prescriptions.
• Government: Citizens can print government ID cards directly at the kiosk.
• Corporations: Facilitate visitor registration (badge printing) and allow employees to update details for HR purposes.
• Industrial: Digital work cards, data logging, issue reporting, and project reports.
• Banking: Self-service kiosks serve as deposit and withdrawal machines.
• Retail and showrooms: Pay your mobile phone bill, purchase a top-up card, or update your account.
• Universities: Students perform various services like requesting grade sheets, attendance letters, or replacing student cards.
• Schools: Registration kiosks allow visitors to register themselves before entering the school, following a pre-defined visitor/checklist..

Events: Quickly track representatives with pre-registered tickets using barcode scanners. Barcode scanners and badge printers are integrated into the kiosk.