usage of kiosk without “lock screen”, to allow to show other things on the tablet as well (i.e. usage of ****** check-in robot)

Mews Operator kiosks are a great way to provide your guests with a self-service check-in. However, as some guests may arrive early, Operator kiosks would be a great place to upsell early arrival or late departure options for an additional fee.

As guests are checking-in using Mews Operator, sometimes there may be alternate spaces available for an additional price. In this case, a new feature could allow properties to upsell these spaces so that guests can then choose a higher space category before they complete their check-in.

As guest fill in their registration card details using Mews Operator, they sometimes have fields listed that may not be legally required. So in order to simplify this process for as many guests as possible, registration card requirements could be based on each property's legal environment, which eliminates all unnecessary information so that guests can complete check-in and relax.

Many properties have chosen not to implement key encoders as part of their operations. However, as Mews Operator was created with the intention of complete self-service, key encoder details were required as part of the configuration. Now, Mews Operator no longer requires this as part of setup, meaning that any property can now implement Operator kiosks, with or without key encoders.