Yes, self-service kiosks typically require separate software to operate effectively. The software is a crucial component that enables the kiosk to perform specific functions and interact with users.

Yes, many self-service kiosks can operate remotely to some extent. Remote operation allows kiosk operators or administrators to manage and monitor kiosk functions without being physically present at the kiosk location.

It’s important to note that the profitability of kiosks depends on factors such as the type of business, location, customer base, and the quality of the kiosk system. A well-designed and strategically implemented kiosk solution can offer substantial benefits and contribute positively to a business’s bottom line.

Yes, self-service kiosks are designed with security in mind. They often use encryption and secure connections to protect your personal information. However, it’s essential to be cautious and ensure your privacy when using any public kiosk. Avoid entering sensitive information if you suspect the kiosk is tampered with.

Yes! Each industry we work with has unique needs, and this means providing self-service kiosk solutions that are easily adaptable to the needs of our customers. Whether you need a custom interface or custom features such as bill pay, our team of engineers will bring your vision to life.