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Terminals · Kiosks

Serve your busiest hour without hiring for it.

Customers order and pay on the screen while your staff make the order. For the quick-service counter, the cinema lobby, the clinic front desk, the car wash: anywhere the queue builds at the same hour every day.

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Self-service
Customers order and pay themselves
Accessible
Built so customers order without help
Remote
Watched and updated without a visit
Nobody behind it
Card rules for an unattended unit, handled by us

What changes for you

More orders at peak, with the staff you have.

01

The people who would have left the line stay

A second place to order at the hour that costs you sales. The customer who looks at the queue and walks has somewhere to go instead.

02

Orders come out the way they were ordered

The customer picks the size, the add-ons and the options themselves, so less is misheard and less gets remade.

03

Your staff make instead of take

The person who was keying orders at peak is now on the line, the desk or the wash bay, where the work is.

From tap to deposit

From their tap to your deposit, nobody standing there.

It runs the same item list as your counter and takes card and contactless. If a unit drops offline, we see it from here.

Amount due$42.60Present your card to pay
Nobody behind it
The screenThe amount, and the prompts you set
The readerTap, chip, swipe or PIN
The keypadPIN, tip and confirmation
The printerThe receipt

The customer orders and pays on the screen, with no staff standing at it.

01

We load your item list

Items, options and prices, matched to your counter. Change a price once and both show it.

02

We install it where the queue forms

Placement, power and connection handled by us. You point at the spot.

03

Customers order and pay themselves

Card and contactless on an accessible screen. The order goes straight to your staff.

04

The money lands with everything else

Kiosk sales in the same deposit and the same report as the counter. We watch the unit and push updates without a visit.

A self-serve kiosk taking an order
Self-serve

What you see

Which units are up and what each one took.

Every kiosk in one list: which are live, which are offline, and what each is taking.

  • An alert when a unit drops offline
  • The item list they all run, edited in one place
  • Orders and sales by unit, so you can see which ones earn their keep

Is it right for you

When a kiosk earns its floor space.

A good fit if

  • The line peaks at the same time every day: lunch, showtime, opening
  • Your order has options: sizes, add-ons, a package, a form to fill in
  • You have room for a unit and one customer standing at it

Probably not if

  • Your queue is short and steady. A mini as a second register clears it and takes up less room.
  • Your sale needs a conversation before the customer knows what to order. Keep a person in front of them.
  • You cannot give up the space. A mini takes a corner of the counter instead.

The hold-up is the ordering, not the making.

Give the queue a second place to order and the same staff serve more people in the same hour.

Sits next to

The counter it takes the pressure off.

Your POS

Kiosk and counter sell from one list, so they agree on price.

Your stations

Kiosk orders and counter orders land in one queue.

A handheld on the floor

For the customer who wants to ask a question before they order.

Your report

Kiosk sales sit beside the counter's, per unit, in the report you already read.

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FAQs

Common questions about kiosks.

Talk to us

Tell us when your line is longest.

We size a unit to that hour and put the price in writing. You decide with the number in front of you.