Show visitors where to check in
Welcome visitors with directions to reception and details of today’s events.
Put check-in instructions beside your welcome
Use the business name, a warm welcome and one clear check-in instruction. A screen can answer the small questions that arrive before a visitor reaches the desk.
- Make the reception instruction the most visible detail.
- Use floor names that match signs in the building.
- Keep private meeting and visitor details off shared displays.
Show today’s events alongside arrival instructions
Show a workshop, breakfast time or building update alongside the welcome. Use an end date for an event. Leave the main arrival instructions visible long enough to read.
Show today’s hotel events in the lobby
Visitors can check local weather or watch a short film about your place while they wait. Keep the location, source and update time visible for weather. Your own channel is a separate option when you have more to show.
Explore weather for your screenQuestions about Kinosign
Is this a touch-screen building directory?
No. These are display layouts for directions and information. Touch navigation and interactive kiosks are later scope.
Can it show a guest’s name?
Use general welcomes on shared screens. Do not put guest names or private meeting information in a public lobby without an appropriate process and permission.
Do I need a special display?
A compatible TV and player may be enough. Check visibility, mounting, daily operating hours and the exact device before choosing the screen.
Plan your content and TV setup
Put your first menu or notice on TV
Preview your menu or notice before showing it on a compatible screen.
Start with 3 free screens