Edit kiosk
The kiosk editor controls how the agent behaves on each device. It opens from Devices → Actions → Edit kiosk.
Modes
Web Kiosk
The device runs as a fullscreen browser pointed at a home URL and restricted by an allowlist (whitelist) of permitted domains. Any attempt to navigate outside the whitelist redirects to the home URL.
Fields:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Home URL | Page that the kiosk loads on startup and returns to when the visitor leaves the whitelist. |
| Allowed URLs (whitelist) | One URL per line. The kiosk blocks any domain not listed. Subdomains are allowed implicitly. |
Inactivity → home URL
If the visitor navigates to a page inside the whitelist and leaves the kiosk without interacting for a while, the agent automatically returns to the home URL.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Return to home URL after inactivity | Enables the feature. When off, the kiosk stays on the last page indefinitely. |
| N minutes without interaction | Time before returning to home. Accepts 1-180 minutes (effective floor on the agent: 30s). |
The timer is reset by any visitor interaction (touch, mouse, keyboard) and also when a new page finishes loading. Applies only in Web mode — has no effect in Playlist mode.
Playlist
The device downloads and plays videos/images from an assigned playlist. Select a playlist from the dropdown; a preview of the content appears below.
Playlists must belong to the same company as the device and have no start date (scheduled playlists are assigned to multiple devices at once from the playlist editor).
Admin-menu password
The agent's admin menu (where URL, mode, etc. are changed) is protected by a numeric password.
Possible states:
- No custom password — the device accepts the factory-default password. A red warning appears. Set a new one now.
- Default password — the device still uses the factory password. Red warning.
- Configured — all OK.
Press Change admin-menu password to set a new one (or reuse the Generate random password button in the red banner).
The password is stored hashed (SHA-256) on the server. Linux agents also sync a different derivative for the local numpad field. Save the password somewhere safe — without it you cannot access the device's admin menu.
End-of-life (EoL) banner
If the agent reports a version below the minimum supported (Android < 2.0.0 or Linux < 1.0.0), a yellow End of Life banner appears. Update the agent to gain access to new features and security improvements.
Compatibility
These fields are synced to the agent on the next heartbeat. No manual device reboot is required.