Signs speak the council's language
A citizen comes for a new ID card or to pay the waste fee. The signs list department names and they don't know where to go.
The kiosk at the entrance shows them the department, floor and office number, and scanning a QR code puts the route on their phone. Reception and the filing office handle the questions the kiosk can't.

What gets in the way
A citizen comes for a new ID card or to pay the waste fee. The signs list department names and they don't know where to go.
Day in, day out, reception staff answer "where do I go". That leaves less time for the harder questions.
Foreign residents come to the town hall too, and getting through to them takes time.
How it works
At the kiosk the citizen says or picks what they came to sort out, such as an ID card or a registry office appointment.
At the entranceThe kiosk shows them which department to go to, which floor and which office. Scanning a QR code puts the route on their phone.
At the entranceWhen the day's slots are taken, the kiosk sends them a link to book an appointment online, or emails them a form.
When slots are takenConnections and operation
The kiosk interface comes in 50+ languages, so foreign residents find their way too.
We connect via API to the queue management system your town hall already uses.
Reception and the filing office get fewer "where do I go" questions. The kiosk doesn't replace your staff.
Trial
A paid 30‑day trial for €499, with no hardware payment and no long contract. If it doesn't help, we take the kiosk away.
We set up the wayfinding with you, based on the situations people most often come to the town hall for.

Frequently asked
No. We set up the wayfinding with you, based on where each department sits.
The kiosk stands at the main entrance, which everyone passes. At first reception points people to it until they get used to it.
Yes. We connect via API to the queue management system your town hall uses.
The kiosk interface comes in 50+ languages, including English, German and Ukrainian.
Software for one kiosk starts at €199 a month on the Basic plan, billed annually; the kiosk is paid for separately. You can start with a paid 30‑day trial. See all plans on the pricing page.
In 15 minutes, we'll show you how the kiosk sends citizens to the right department, how the appointment booking link works and the queue system connection.
In the meantime, watch a one‑minute video from a live site.
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