One platform, a different scenario for every venue.
Every business offering shared internet access falls under Law 5651 — but a hotel needs folio posting, a café needs offers, a hospital needs isolation. Below are the typical scenarios we set up for each industry.
The guest profile arrives from the hotel software automatically. Room changes, early departures, extensions — all reflected instantly.
Standard speed is open to every guest; high-speed and multi-device packages are sold on screen and settled at check-out.
A short survey on the second day of the stay. Happy guests are sent to Google and Tripadvisor; complaints land with the front office.
Each area is its own location with its own welcome screen and limits. Daily codes are generated for the meeting room.
A one-time code completes the Law 5651 identification. The same device reconnects automatically on the next visit.
The typical café scenario. A guest who hits the quota sees a polite screen; time can be extended with an order.
One tap to leave a review on the post-login page. Guests who opt in receive the weekend offer.
Fair bandwidth per user; no single user can drain the line. The 500+ and 1000+ user packages are built for high-turnover venues.
This week's store promotions, the event calendar and new-store announcements on the welcome screen. They disappear on their end date.
Daily and weekly connection counts, first-time vs. returning visitors, density per floor. Numbers to bring to tenant negotiations.
Guest devices can't see each other or the hospital network. Staff stay on a separate VLAN, outside the guest hotspot.
Access tied to the admission record; it closes on discharge. Outpatient visitors get 2-hour SMS access.
Healthcare is inspected often; a report for any date range comes out of the timestamped archive in minutes.
Phone, laptop, tablet. Adding a fourth drops the oldest; students manage their own devices in the panel.
Daily quotas and dynamic speed sharing in the evening. Everyone in the dorm gets online; nobody drains the line alone.
Block A, Block B, library and canteen as separate locations. Where the load is, which device is offline — one screen.
Municipal identity, event announcements, emergency notices. Every location shows the same screen, updated centrally.
Timestamped, encrypted, retrospective archive. When law enforcement asks, a report by location and date range.
How many citizens at which location, at what hours. Ready-made charts for council presentations.
One tap to extend when time runs out. The limit is tuned to the typical waiting time.
Departure times, platform numbers or operator announcements on the pre-login screen.
Long-term access tied to the berthing contract; SMS login for day visitors.
Reception generates a code in the panel and hands it to the visitor; it expires by itself in the evening.
Each tenant sees and manages the visitor network on their own floor; building management sees all of them.
Visitor traffic is fully isolated; company servers, printers and internal apps are invisible.
Industry not listed? Describe your scenario and we'll build it together.
Sports venues, holiday villages, exhibition halls, campsites… We've set up every kind of business that offers internet to its guests.
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