A touchscreen or kiosk: what it can do for your business
A touchscreen or kiosk is a screen that visitors tap themselves: an information point, a reception kiosk or an interactive screen in your space. It suits places where visitors want to look things up or make a choice themselves. An installation partner from your region supplies and installs it. We decide together with you and the partner exactly what the screen can do, on request.
What a touchscreen or kiosk brings
Visitors find what they are looking for themselves
At an information point, visitors can choose what they want to see themselves, without anyone from your team having to stand by.
A reception that also works outside opening hours
A reception kiosk can welcome visitors and show them the way, even when nobody is at the desk for a while.
What you offer within reach
A screen that invites people to touch it lets visitors browse what you offer themselves.
What a touchscreen or kiosk is
A touchscreen responds to touch. A kiosk, also called an information point or reception kiosk, is a touchscreen built so that visitors can use it themselves. It stands freely in your space or hangs on the wall.
When it is the right choice
A touchscreen is the right choice when visitors want to look something up or choose something themselves, for example in a showroom, a waiting room or a public space. If you mainly want to show something, an ordinary screen is simpler. Your partner advises what suits you.
What the installation partner does
The partner from your region comes to look at the location, chooses a suitable screen or kiosk, installs it and connects it. For the equipment, the partner remains your point of contact.
What Will Impress does
Will Impress helps you think about what the screen shows. Exactly what an interactive screen can do and what we design for it, we look at for each business.
The partner and Will Impress prepare a tailored proposal together, on request.
Made to measure and on request
An installation partner from your region supplies this screen. The partner and Will Impress prepare a proposal for your business together, made to measure and on request.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a touchscreen and a kiosk?
A touchscreen is a screen that responds to touch. A kiosk is a touchscreen in a housing of its own or on a stand, intended for visitors who use it themselves. Your partner helps you choose what suits your space.
What can an information point show?
Whatever is useful to your visitors, for example what you offer, your opening hours or practical information. We decide together with you and the partner exactly what goes on it and how it works, on request.
Is a reception kiosk right for my business?
If visitors often come in who need to check in or find their way, it can help. If you are a small business with a staffed desk, an ordinary screen is often enough. The partner advises what suits you.
Who supplies and installs the kiosk?
An installation partner from your region. The partner measures the location, supplies the kiosk or touchscreen, installs it and connects it. Will Impress helps you think about what the screen shows.
Is an interactive screen already included with an ordinary Will Impress screen?
No. Interactive use is a separate application. We look at it together with you and an installation partner, made to measure and on request.
Curious about what is possible?
Request a proposal. The installation partner from your region and Will Impress look together at what suits your business.
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Screens
Which screen suits your shop window.
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An indoor LED wall or video wall, such as an LED reception desk or a large wall. The installation partner supplies it, we do the content. On request.
ViewOutdoor display
What you need for an outdoor screen: weatherproof, bright enough for daylight and safely mounted. The partner installs it, we take care of the content.
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