The workstation provides space for sustained terminal use and document preparation in a self-service area. Its main distinction from an upright kiosk is the desk-style work area, not additional business permissions.

Self-service workstation
Self-Service Workstation
A guided self-service workstation providing the space and digital access needed to complete common service journeys independently.
- Service setting
- Shared self-service zones
- Works with
- Touch terminals, service software, capture and printing
Product details
Composition and configuration
Plan the work surface and terminal together, including document handling and seated use.
Combine with enquiry, form-filling, and application software for the connected services.
Confirm card reading, scanning, document capture, and printing separately; appearance does not establish what is included.
Check the desk footprint, accessible routes, power, network, and staff-assistance location.
How it works
- Choose an available self-service task.
- Enter information and prepare documents at the workstation.
- Review the submission and save or print its result.
- Ask nearby staff for help when needed.
How to choose
Use a workstation for longer forms or paper-document handling; an upright terminal may use less space for brief ticketing and enquiries.
Related products and differences
Confirm the product configuration for your project
Tell us about the service workflow, existing software and required peripherals.



