How to Use Kiosk Mode in Greet

Overview

Kiosk Mode turns any Greet device into a locked-down, self-service check-in station.

Kiosk Mode has two modes.

Event Check-In is for event-wide arrivals with badge printing.

Session Check-In is for tracking attendance into a specific session with capacity validation.

Both modes lock the device behind an Exit PIN.

Both modes run fully offline once the attendee cache is loaded.

This article covers setup, launch, running each mode, and exiting.

Navigate to Kiosk Mode

1. In the left sidebar, click Dashboard & Events and select your event.

2. From the event's Overview page, click Kiosk Mode in the left sidebar.

3. The Kiosk Mode landing page shows two options.

Choose the option that fits your use case.

Event Check-In Kiosk

Step 1: Select a Printer

1. Click Event Check-In to open the setup wizard.

The wizard has four steps.

The event is preselected.

2. On the Printer step, click Select a Printer.

3. The printer panel has four tabs.

Each cloud printer shows an online or offline indicator.

If the Printer step shows "No local printers configured," the device has not been paired yet.

Use Browser Print as a fallback when no other option fits.

4. Click the printer you want this kiosk to use.

The dialog closes.

The selection appears on the Printer step.

5. Click Refresh Cache to download the latest attendee data to this device.

After cached attendee data is loaded, the kiosk keeps checking attendees in even if venue Wi-Fi drops mid-event.

6. Click Next.

Step 2: Select a Badge Template

1. On the Template step, choose one of two options.

The card expands to show the full type-to-template mapping for this event.

2. Click Next.

Step 3: Configure Launch Settings

1. On the Review & Launch step, confirm your printer and template.

2. Configure the runtime settings.

Greet enters fullscreen on launch and hides browser chrome.

This setting is per-kiosk.

Step 4: Set the Exit PIN

1. Scroll to the Exit PIN section.

The PIN is required before you can launch.

All kiosk devices on this event share the same PIN.

2. If PIN is set is already showing, click the eye icon to reveal it.

3. To set or change it, click Change PIN.

4. Enter a minimum 4-digit PIN in the New PIN field.

5. Confirm the new PIN.

6. Important: settings can't be changed once the kiosk is active.

The only way to adjust settings is to exit and reconfigure.

Make all changes before clicking Launch.

7. Click Launch Kiosk Mode.

The device locks into fullscreen kiosk mode.

Running the Event Check-In Kiosk

The welcome screen shows the event name, a live check-in counter, and a Start Check-In button.

A green Online chip and a Cached chip in the bottom-right confirm the device's status.

1. Attendees tap Start Check-In to reach the Find Your Registration screen.

2. Two lookup options are available.

The attendee aims the QR code from their confirmation email or badge at the viewfinder.

The attendee taps Search.

3. If the search returns more than one match, the Verify Your Identity screen appears.

4. The attendee enters the email address they registered with and taps Verify & Check In.

5. On the confirmation screen, the attendee chooses:

6. After either action, the kiosk returns to the welcome screen for the next attendee.

Exiting the Event Check-In Kiosk

1. Tap Exit Kiosk Mode on the welcome screen.

Another option is to tap the Greet logo 5 times from anywhere in the kiosk.

2. In the exit dialog, type the Exit PIN.

3. Click Unlock & Exit.

4. The device returns to the Greet admin view.

Session Check-In Kiosk

Setup

1. From the Kiosk Mode landing page, click Session Check-In.

2. Tap the session you want this kiosk to monitor.

3. On the launch screen, confirm the Exit PIN.

This Exit PIN is the same event-wide PIN used for Event Check-In.

4. Click Launch Session Kiosk.

Running the Session Kiosk

1. The session welcome screen shows the session name, location, time, and a live attendance count.

2. Choose a scan mode.

Attendees scan their own badge.

Staff scans attendee badges.

3. Regardless of scan mode, two lookup methods are available.

4. After a successful lookup, Greet checks the attendee into the session.

5. Greet updates the live count.

Tips

That's your signal the device is ready to work offline if needed.

Each laptop, tablet, or kiosk in the room can point to its own printer.

For a detailed walkthrough of How to Use Kiosk in Greet, please see the training video below: