Fully self-service
The visitor completes the donation alone, with no help from staff.
Accepting donations
Touch-screen Kiosks
A larger touch screen for points that run without staff, using the same donation flow as every other channel.
- Self-service from first touch to confirmation
- Your own branding on screen
- A multilingual donation interface
What it includes
The kiosk is for spaces where nobody can stand next to the device and explain it.
The organisation's identity
The screen shows the organisation receiving the gift, with its own material.
The visitor's language
The donation interface is multilingual, which matters in places with visitors from abroad.
Permanent installation
Suited to a museum entrance, a foyer or a fixed point in a public space.
The same donation record
Gifts are recorded with every other channel, not in a separate system.
Per installation
Each kiosk belongs to a donation point with its own performance reporting.
TOUCH SCREENS / KIOSK
The system runs on touch screens too
Place a touch screen in your space — a church, a museum, an event or a shop — and the visitor completes their donation with one touch, in seconds, by card or Apple/Google Pay. The same branded donation experience, on every device.
How it works
- 01
Choose the point
The installation point and its corresponding record are defined.
- 02
Installation
The screen is placed in the space and bound to its donation point.
- 03
Unattended giving
The visitor selects an amount on screen and completes the donation alone.
- 04
Record and settlement
The gift is recorded and the amount settles to the organisation's account.
What it connects to
A kiosk is a donation point with the same standing as any other.
Per-point reporting
You can see what this installation produces relative to the others.
Campaigns
A kiosk can be tied to a specific purpose or appeal.
Equipment
The device is tracked by serial number and status.
Settlements
Amounts reach the organisation's account as with every other channel.
Frequently asked questions
Does it need staff?
No. The kiosk exists precisely for points that operate unattended.
Can it show our campaign?
Yes — the screen shows the organisation and can be tied to a specific purpose.
What if the network drops?
Availability depends on the venue's connectivity. Network requirements are reviewed before installation.
Which venues suit it?
Museums, cultural venues, foyers and permanent points with regular footfall.
Design an unattended donation point
Talk through where it goes, what it shows and how its performance will be measured.