SiteKiosk

Has the features you need to manage a public touch screen kiosk

I was handed a set of freestanding kiosks with Dell Min Desktops running Windows 7, and Sonic Acoustic Wave (SAW) touch screen overlays. Once the touch driver issue was resolved and Windows saw the screens as a pointing device, SiteKiosk was able to configure all of the settings one could hope for. In this configuration, each kiosk was configured separately and accessed content from a website, which was able to be locked down within SiteKiosk.

Kiosk Software For Unlimited Uses

Our organization has been utilizing SiteKiosk and SiteRemote software since around 2009. We build custom software for hundreds of Clients and integrate the SiteKiosk framework into many of our development projects.

Pros: User-Friendly Configurations, Reporting (can be sent to email or phone,) Extensive Knowledge-base through online FAQ & Forums, Can serve as a framework for further customizations to take place, TONS of functions available.

Cons: New version called "chromium" is still not quite where it should be with easy layout edits for graphics, text, or object manipulation. It takes a bit of code tweaking if you wish to place objects in specific spots not allowed through the template layout which is currently in place. I know they are working on this in their new version, so its more of a minor headache than an impediment when doing more involved work than the average consumer is using this software for.

Overall Impression: 9/10
It handles a plethora of items including transactions, user reporting, website lock-downs, and serves as a platform to build more involved projects off of. Their customer service is spot-on, and their C-level executives are constantly engaged when it comes to improving customer experience and the functionality of the software. I would recommend this to anyone.

Rigid Policy

Not a slam-dunk solution. Unreasonable customer support.

Easy to configure software for managing standalone or networked kiosks

Locked down and configured touch-screen computer kiosks for use by the public

Meets core needs, but needs some maturity

SiteKiosk does a pretty good job of locking down necessary components. We use it to lock EVERYTHING down. To this end, in order to lock down all the aspects to meet our need, we need to manually modify the configuration XML files and create scripts.
SireRemote does a nice job of monitoring. I find it a little counter intuitive, but after some experimenting it seems to be meeting most of my needs. I found the remote desktop component unusable, while I find the configuration distribution, job manager, and file sync very useful for managing a fleet of kiosks.

Best product and best service

SiteKiosk is the guaranty for the success of any Project based on kiosks & digital signage.
Everything is possible with their powerful functions starting by their native features, and permitting to apply almost unlimited ways of configurations and possibilities.
Starting with GUI and Wizard to make all easier even to not advanced users, and completed with a wide programming language and an exceptional staff for support.

Great way to monitor and manage kiosks!

We have been using Provisio's Sitekiosk for over 10 years now. It provides an excellent platform to secure the kiosk, manage it remotely and update content.
We have implemented it with installations of hundreds of kiosks and it has proven its effectiveness over time. The Siteremote server add a lot of functionality by generating reports and managing the digital signage content.

Great Service

The product is user friendly.

Their software support specialist is more than willing to provide and share with users regarding the product information and necessary supports if needed.

Excellent customer service

Calvin is a rockstar. He has helped me throughout the process (demo, setup, purchase, and billing).

Managing and Configuring Site Kiosk

So far, nothing but positive experiences with this software and customer support!