Lilitab KMS vs WebFrame Kiosk

Lilitab KMS facilitates creation of full-service, enterprise-class tablet kiosk networks.  Lilitab KMS supports common kiosk functions and accessories, including payment processing, receipt printing, tablet sharing, and barcode reading. Kiosk functions are made available to a web application displayed in a managed browser, making it possible to deliver a complete customer service application without the need for time-consuming and costly custom iOS app development. KMS further includes a web-based administraton console that provides network monitoring and management tools, including geofencing, performance metrics, comprehensive reports, and integration with JAMF MDM. To learn more about Lilitab KMS, visit www.lilitab.com.

WebFrame allows you to turn an iOS device into a single-purpose kiosk displaying full-screen web apps, web pages, multimedia, documents, and more. WebFrame features the following capabilities: • Full Screen Browser: WebFrame provides a full-screen browser with no address or navigation bars. This allows you to create a true kiosk experience and keeps users in the web site, web app, document, or multimedia you intended. • Approved Domain List: Limit browsing to approved domains to prevent users from leaving the site or web app you have configured. • Inactivity Timeout: Monitor user activity and reload homepage, dim the screen, and/or load a blank screen if no user activity has taken place for a selected duration. Optionally, you can choose to clear the browser cache on timeout to ensure previous user session data is deleted. • Augmented Reality: Create an infinite showroom with augmented reality experiences. AR models in .USDZ or .Reality format will be loaded into an AR Quick View. • QR and Bar Code Reader: Allow customers to lookup products, allow employees to access and/or login to unlinked pages, or more. Reader returns string to JavaScript to handle as you wish. • QR and Bar Code Reader: Allow customers to lookup products, allow employees to access and/or login to unlinked pages, or more. Reader returns string to JavaScript to handle as you wish. • Smart Navigation Buttons: WebFrame now supports navigation buttons that will automatically show and hide depending on the ability to navigate backward and forward, and home. They can also be configured to dynamically slide offscreen as the page scrolls to minimize their visual impact. Finally, they can be repositioned vertically on the screen to prevent obscuring underlying page content. • User Interaction Controls: Control how users interact with your kiosk and allow or disallow swipe navigation, pull-to-refresh, vertical scroll and horizontal pan gestures, pinch and double-tap zoom gestures, or disable user interaction entirely. • Printer Support: Allow users to print from your kiosk using HTML window.print() capabilities or disable to prevent printing. • Local Configuration: All configuration of WebFrame is handled locally through the iOS Settings app or through in-app settings.