Desktop Check-in

Desktop Check-in is a dedicated Check-in application for Windows or Mac computers. Because it can be launched in full-screen mode and locked, it works great as a stand-alone check-in kiosk. It's also our first choice as a staffed option for visitors.

Note: If you use an iPad, you must use the iOS (iPad) Check-In App.

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Install and Launch Desktop Check-In

(1) Download Desktop Check-In using the links below. 

PC Desktop Check-in

Mac Desktop Check-in

(2) Double-click the file downloaded to run the install process. On the screen that loads, enter your ChMS subdomain as well as your username & password. 

Subdomain: The first part of the URL where you access your database in a web browser. For example, if you use 12345.people.myamplify.io, your subdomain is "12345."

 

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(3) Next, Select your station, and set your printer. You only need to do this once until you want to change your user, station, or printer.

Note: There is no need to log out when you close the program. 

 

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Menu Options:

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  • Change Settings allows you to navigate back to the Settings Screen (above) to change Check-In Station, Printer, and Launch Settings. 

  • The Lock Station option allows you to have Check-in running and ready to go but locked behind a password screen.

  • Full Logout of User from Session: As implied, a user is fully logged out. The next time Desktop Check-In is launched, a user must re-enter their ChMS domain, username, and password. 

Note: Desktop Check-in saves the "Mobile/API Session" information for the logged-in user's account  These sessions can be viewed or deleted on the user's Account tab (below).

Deleting a session used by Desktop Check-in for a specific user will require them to log in again when they launch Desktop Check-In.

 

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Need help with setup or troubleshooting? Check out these articles! 

 

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