On this page
01. Why it matters02. What to check before you buy03. Available now at Qyvea04. How to put it to a client05. Get a quote06. FAQ
A self-service kiosk lets customers order or check in themselves, which shortens queues and frees staff. It works best where menus or services are clear.
Key takeaways
- Shorter queues at peak hours.
- Orders are accurate because customers enter them.
- Staff move from taking orders to serving.
- Upselling is automatic when the screen suggests extras.
01Why it matters
Kiosks move simple, repeatable orders away from the counter. Customers choose at their own pace and staff handle the food or the service.
- Shorter queues at peak hours.
- Orders are accurate because customers enter them.
- Staff move from taking orders to serving.
- Upselling is automatic when the screen suggests extras.
02What to check before you buy
| Check | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Screen size and type | 21.5 to 32 inch touch; indoor or outdoor rated |
| Printer and scanner | Ticket printer, QR or barcode scanner |
| Payments | A card or mobile-money terminal mount |
| Software | Menu, ordering and POS integration |
| Footprint | Floor stand, wall mount or counter |
03Available now at Qyvea
These are real products from the Qyvea store with live prices. Delivery is across Kenya, free in Nairobi on orders over KES 5,000.
04How to put it to a client
Pitch kiosks to busy fast-food outlets, cinemas, hospitals and service centres where one person orders the same few items all day. Start with one kiosk and measure the queue.
05Get a quote
06Frequently asked questions
What does a kiosk need besides the screen?
Software, a printer for tickets or receipts, and a payment or check-in method.
Can a kiosk work with my POS?
Many integrate with POS systems; confirm the software.
Is it only for restaurants?
No; check-in kiosks suit clinics, offices and events.
