Kiosk fleet operations

Manage every kiosk from one place.

The Kiosk Manager role oversees the kiosk network on your team's behalf: give it one home base to monitor devices, manage on-screen content, and troubleshoot orders across every location.

Exact capabilities depend on your kiosk hardware and current plan.

Staff working across point-of-sale and kiosk screens in a store

Highlights of Kiosk Manager

What each kiosk needs someone to own.

Use these five areas to shape what your team needs from a kiosk deployment. They describe the role's scope, not a guarantee that every capability is enabled by default.

Remote Monitoring and Management

Monitor and manage multiple kiosks from a centralized location, without visiting each one in person.

Content Management

Create, update, and schedule the content displayed on kiosk screens.

Security

Kiosk Manager includes security features intended to protect kiosks from unauthorized access and tampering.

Order Diagnostics and Troubleshooting

Review the orders placed on a kiosk and troubleshoot issues as they come up.

Usage Analytics

Usage data can help your team understand customer behavior and inform decisions about kiosk placement and content.

Stay ahead of the competition

Turn kiosk activity into a strategy, not just a status page.

  • Review kiosk performance analysis and customer interaction patterns to spot where the experience needs work.
  • Make data-driven decisions on placement, content, and configuration as conditions change.
  • Oversee kiosk maintenance and partnerships so the network keeps running as it grows.
Staff reviewing kiosk and counter activity in-store

Grow your brand awareness in-house, online, and everything in between.

Tell the Ordering.co team how many kiosks you're running and what your team needs to monitor, manage, and troubleshoot.