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Samsung Service Center barrier-free kiosk product selection and check-in process

The service in context

An accessible kiosk for customers beginning a repair visit at a Samsung service center. The interface separates product selection, customer information, privacy consent, and completion, alongside a reservation check-in path. PLITSOFT designed and developed the kiosk. The project concerns the customer-facing intake experience: helping visitors provide the information required before service begins.

How people use it

  1. Choose the product and condition

    Select a phone, Bluetooth accessory such as a watch or earbuds, tablet, or computer. Illustrated questions ask whether a pattern, password, or PIN lock is enabled. Multiple products require separate registrations.

  2. Provide customer information

    Screens explain phone NFC tagging and Samsung-account QR scanning, with manual entry available. A numeric keypad displays a masked contact number. The consent screen distinguishes required and optional permissions.

  3. Complete intake or check in

    Repair registration displays a receipt number and printing status. Reservation check-in has its own completion screen, explaining that a message or TV display will announce the assigned engineer.

Samsung Service Center barrier-free kiosk product selection and check-in process

Capabilities and implementation scope

  • Visible progress

    A step indicator identifies the current stage from product details through consent and completion. Back and home controls occupy consistent positions throughout the sequence.

  • Distinct input states

    NFC and QR guidance, manual entry, lock-state questions, consent, and receipt printing are represented as separate interface states with clear next actions.

  • Public-terminal controls

    Magnification, accessibility, and assistance controls remain at the bottom. Product illustrations, a numeric keypad, and selected-state styling distinguish different customer tasks.

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