A front door that says hello
Stand any iPad or Android tablet at the entrance and every walk-in is greeted the moment they arrive. A name, a tap, and they see their place and wait, then the screen clears for the next person. No desk, no clipboard, no QR code to hunt for.
- Any iPad or Android tablet
- No app to install
- Resets after every check-in
See it in your industry
Pick yours and every picture on this page takes its name, colors, fonts and pattern, as your own Door Tablet would.
Hello, and welcome in
The first thing a walk-in sees is a tablet that says hello and takes their name. No desk, no clipboard, no QR code to find. Tap a step to watch one check-in.
ChrisAbout 15 minJoin the lineExample: the Door Tablet at Fade Room Barbershop.
- 0apps to install
- 1 linkopened on the tablet
- Autoreset after every check-in
- AnyiPad or Android tablet
Check in at the door, wait anywhere
One scan and the tablet’s confirmation becomes a live place in line on their own phone. They can grab a coffee, sit in the car, and come back when their name is called.
ChrisAbout 15 minJoin the lineMaya R.
You're up!Head to the front now.- One scanA QR code on the confirmation puts their place on their phone.
- Wait outsideNo crowded waiting room, and no one hovering at the desk.
- No appIt runs in their phone’s browser. Nothing to download.
Example: the Door Tablet and a customer’s phone at Fade Room Barbershop.
Private for every customer
A shared tablet should never show one person’s details to the next. This one forgets the moment they’re in line.
- 1First nameMayaLast nameR.Join the line
Maya checks in
She types her name and taps once.
- 2You’re in line#4 · About 15 min
She’s in line
The screen shows her place for a moment.
- 3First nameLast nameJoin the line
The screen clears
The next person sees a blank form. Nothing is kept.
- Resets on its ownAfter each check-in the screen clears and goes back to “Join the line”.
- Nothing pre-filledIt never saves or pre-fills one customer’s details for the next.
- Locked to check-inGuided Access on an iPad or Screen Pinning on Android, with a passcode only your team knows.
Quick for them, calm for you
A check-in takes about as long as typing a name, and your desk stops being the place where the day gets interrupted.
Set up in four steps.
- 1
Get a tablet
Any iPad or Android tablet you already have.
- 2
Open the Door Tablet link
From your Locations page, in the tablet’s browser.
- 3
Lock it to check-in
Guided Access or Screen Pinning, with a staff passcode.
- 4
Stand it by the door
Walk-ins check themselves in as they arrive.
Good questions, straight answers
Where do I find the Door Tablet link?
On your Locations page, under Screens. Open it in the tablet’s browser. It ends in /kiosk.
How do I stop customers leaving the check-in screen?
Turn on Guided Access on an iPad or Screen Pinning on Android, with a passcode only your team knows. That locks the tablet to the one screen.
Can customers choose services or answer my questions at the door?
Yes. If you set them up, they pick services or answer your intake questions on the same screen as their name.
What is a check-in kiosk?
A screen by your entrance where walk-ins add themselves to the line. With NextUp Walk-in it is the Door Tablet: any iPad or Android tablet running your Door Tablet link.
Do I need special kiosk hardware?
No. Any iPad or Android tablet works. Lock it to the one screen with Guided Access on an iPad or Screen Pinning on Android.
Does the kiosk keep customer details?
No. After each check-in the screen resets, and it never saves or pre-fills one customer’s details for the next.
Can customers leave after checking in at the kiosk?
Yes. The confirmation shows a QR code that puts their place on their own phone, so they can wait outside and come back when called.
Goes well with
Put check-in by the door
Start the free trial, open the Door Tablet link on a tablet and take your first walk-in.