Configuring Additional Settings for Kiosk Check-in

Introduction: Kiosk check-in is a convenient feature that allows attendees to self-check in at events or venues. In addition to the basic settings, there are a few additional options available to customize the kiosk check-in experience. This article will guide you through the process of configuring these additional settings.

Option 1 - Restrict Ticket Types:

By default, all ticket types are allowed to check in using Kiosk mode. However, if you want to restrict certain ticket types from using the kiosk check-in, you can do so. Follow these steps to configure this setting:

1. Navigate to the Kiosk Check-in settings.
2. enable the option to restrict ticket types.
3. A list of ticket types will be displayed. Select the ticket types that you want to allow for kiosk check-in.
4. Save the changes.

With this setting enabled, only the selected ticket types will be able to check in using the kiosk mode.

Option 2 - Print Name Badges

To provide attendees with printed name badges on demand during check-in, you can enable this option and choose an existing name badge design template. If you haven't created a name badge design template yet, you can create one by following the instructions below:

1. Click on the provided link to create a name badge design template.
2. You will be redirected to the name badge design template creation page.
3. Follow the instructions on that page to create and customize your name badge design.
4. Once you have created the template, save it.
5. Return to the Kiosk Check-in settings and enable the "Print name badges" option.
6. Select the newly created name badge design template from the available options.
7. Save the changes.

From now on, attendees using the kiosk check-in will have the option to print their name badges based on the selected template.

Option 3 - Terms and Conditions

If you wish to display custom terms and conditions during the check-in process, you can add them using this option. Follow these steps to configure this setting:

1. Access the Kiosk Check-in settings
2. Locate the "Terms and Conditions" section and click on it.
3. Enter the desired title for your terms and conditions. For example, "I agree to the terms and conditions."
4. Provide the content of your terms and conditions in the designated text field.
5. Save the changes.

Now, when attendees use the kiosk check-in, they will be presented with your custom terms and conditions, and they will have to agree to them before completing the check-in process.

Conclusion: Configuring additional settings for the kiosk check-in feature allows you to tailor the check-in experience to your specific requirements. By restricting ticket types, enabling name badge printing, and adding custom terms and conditions, you can enhance the functionality and personalization of the kiosk check-in process.