• Understanding tablet mode vs QR code mode

  Anghello offers two ways for your visitors to check in: the QR code (with their smartphone) or the tablet (at reception). This guide helps you choose the method that fits your organization — or combine both. Audience: Administrators, Managers Application: Admin (app.anghello.co) Estimated time: 5-minute read The two methods at a glance | | QR code (smartphone) | Tablet (fixed kiosk)Few readers

• Connecting a kiosk tablet to Anghello

  A tablet lets you set up a fixed check-in kiosk at reception. Visitors check in on the spot, without needing their smartphone. This guide shows you how to connect a tablet to your Anghello site. Audience: Administrators, Managers Application: Admin (app.anghello.co) + a browser on the tablet Estimated time: 5 minutes Before you start You need an Administrator or Manager account on Anghello You need a tablet (iPad or Android tablet) with an up-to-date web browserFew readers

• Configuring the QR code

  The QR code is the most popular check-in method: visitors scan a code with their smartphone and reach the check-in kiosk. This guide shows you how to configure the QR code's advanced security options to protect your site. Audience: Administrators, Managers Application: Admin (app.anghello.co) Estimated time: 5 minutes Before you start You need an Administrator or Manager account on Anghello The QR code is enabled by default on all sites Opening the security settingsFew readers

• Managing connected devices

  Each tablet connected to a site is registered as a device. This guide shows you how to view and manage your connected devices. Audience: Administrators, Managers Application: Admin (app.anghello.co) Estimated time: 3 minutes Before you start You need an Administrator or Manager account on Anghello At least one device must be connected to a site Viewing connected devices 1. Open the site settings In the left-hand menu, go to Configuration > Sites. On yourFew readers