For the accommodation industry POLYTOUCH® FLEX21.5 CHECK-IN

The guest's first and last touchpoint with the accommodation is the reception.

To make 5-star ratings on social media the norm for your business, there is the FLEX21.5 CHECK-IN.

Your guests can check in and out on their own.

For reliable and modern self-service, we have equipped the terminal with peripherals from renowned manufacturers and packed it into a robust stainless steel chassis.

To use the FLEX21.5 Check-in system in a production environment, you will need compatible software —for example, from one of our partners or from your existing IT environment. We’d be happy to advise you!

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The terminal is based on the FLEX platform, which won the prestigious European Design Award in 2020.

It is operated via a thin, almost frameless touch display with the look and feel of a tablet.

With the FLEX and the software application of your choice, you can automate self-service for the benefit of staff and guests.

Would you like to find out more about FLEX CHECK-IN? Here you go!

Chassis: Steel, powder-coated
Processor: Intel® Core™ i3-10100TE Comet Lake
Card dispenser: Metriax MCR-571, up to 250 cards, optionally with RFID
Camera: 5.04 MP, 62° autofocus
Dimensions: 704.8 x 318.3 x 449.1 mm
Operating system: Windows® 8 / 10 (32/64 bit)

The guest selects the language in which they would like to be guided through the check-in process by FLEX.

They then scan the QR code that they received when booking online and carry with them in electronic form on their cell phone or as a paper printout.

Missing data is added using the terminal's virtual on-screen keyboard.

Once the formalities have been completed, he will receive the RFID room card and the legally required receipts from FLEX.

The guest selects the check-out tile on the FLEX and then the guest reservation.

The HMS then checks whether the guest has any outstanding items to pay.

After the successful payment process, room access expires.

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Hotels, motels, hostels, casinos & inns Check-In Kiosk for the accommodation industry

Self-service check-in creates a win-win situation:
For the guest, the waiting time at reception is reduced and staff are relieved of administrative tasks. The manual entry of information and the dreaded check-in errors caused by time pressure are a thing of the past. The registration form is available in digital form immediately after self-check-in, and all data about the guest and their stay is already in the hotel management system (HMS).

Would you like to automate the check-in process using your guests' travel and identity documents? No problem! FLEX21.5 is also available in a PRO version (kiosk on the right). It features a Thales Gemalto Document Reader AT10K, which accurately checks and authenticates data from electronic ID cards and driver's licenses. The captured data is then automatically stored in the HMS.

And what about check-out? With FLEX21.5, check-out can of course be digitized in the same way as check-in. To do this, guests simply select the check-out tile on FLEX and then their reservation. The HMS then checks whether the guest still has any outstanding items to pay for. Once payment has been successfully processed, access to the room is revoked.

Arrive & feel good FLEX21 CHECK-IN PRO

Would you like to automate check-in using your guests' travel and identity documents? No problem!

The FLEX is available in a PRO version. It is equipped with a Thales Gemalto Document Reader AT10K, which precisely checks and authenticates data from electronic ID cards and driver's licenses.

The recorded data is then automatically stored in the HMS (Hospitality Management Solution).

Easy check-in and check-out Reception

The guest's first and last touchpoint with the accommodation is the reception. The experience there significantly influences the reviews that guests leave on social media after their stay.

Check-in kiosk with fully automatic data capture Document reader

The Thales Gemalto AT10K document reader checks and authenticates data from electronic ID cards or driving licenses. The captured data is then automatically stored in the HMS.