Kiosk Information Systems
Kiosk Information Systems (KIOSK) designs and manufactures self-service kiosks and the software and support around them, across retail, finance, healthcare, hotels and quick-service restaurants. For restaurants it supplies PC-based order-entry kiosks that run licensed ordering software from its software partners and pass orders to the kitchen through the restaurant's existing POS.
Parent company Posiflex (Taiwan).
Last reviewed

- Best for
- Quick-service restaurant chains, Operators that need custom kiosk hardware
- Pricing
- Quote only
Who it is for
Quick-service restaurant chains
Order-entry kiosks with a branded interface, aimed at reducing queues and lifting order value with upsell prompts.
Operators that need custom kiosk hardware
KIOSK designs and builds custom enclosures in-house as well as standard models.
Hotels and restaurants automating front-of-house tasks
Covers hotel check-in kiosks and restaurant ordering kiosks under one hospitality offer.
What it does
Restaurant self-order kiosks
Touchscreen order-entry kiosks for quick-service restaurants with a modest footprint for existing floor plans.
Branded, customisable interface
The ordering interface can be matched to a restaurant's brand, menu and seasonal promotions.
POS hand-off to the kitchen
Kiosks reuse the restaurant's existing POS software to send orders to the kitchen.
Upsell prompts and personalised suggestions
Consistent presentation of promotions and upsell prompts, with meal suggestions based on previous orders.
Loyalty programme integration
Kiosk systems can be integrated with loyalty programmes so guests earn points on each order.
Ordering data insights
Shows peak ordering times, popular combinations and frequently customised items.
Managed services and remote monitoring
KIOSK-led remote monitoring, IoT alerts, a fleet performance dashboard and field support.
Custom kiosk design and manufacturing
In-house mechanical, electrical and software engineering, metal fabrication and prototyping; UL, CE and FCC certification support.
Hardware Integration Module and Integration Exchange
A licensable hardware API layer and a platform where third-party developers add applications to KIOSK hardware.
Pricing
- Pricing model
- Quote only
KIOSK publishes no prices for kiosks, software or support packages; visitors are directed to a contact form.
Works with
- Other
- IncodeVengo LabsCompunetix
These are the three launch partners of the Kiosk Integration Exchange (identity verification, programmatic advertising, video contact centre), not restaurant systems. The restaurant page says kiosks work with a restaurant's existing POS software but names no POS.
Where and how it runs
- Hardware
- PC-based kiosks with enclosures from standard floor-standing and tablet models to full-custom designs, built with components from parent Posiflex and sister company Portwell.
The vendor gives no country list; the contact page refers to offerings in Europe and to a North American headquarters.
The company
- Company
- KIOSK Information Systems
- Founded
- 1993
- Headquarters
- Louisville, United States
- Customers named by the vendor
- Extra Space, Ready Credit, Materna IPS
Security and support
- Security and compliance
- ISO 9001:2015 certified quality systems, ISO 14001:2015 certified environmental systems, UL and FCC safety agency certifications (turnkey)
- Support
- Support packages cover site survey, installation, hardware and OS support with remote monitoring, a ticketing system and dispatch of on-site technicians.
Listing details
- Vendor
- KIOSK Information Systems
- Built for
- Restaurants
- Focus
- General-purpose, used in food businesses
- Status
- Active
- Website
- kiosk.com
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What we could not confirm
These points were not confirmed when this page was written.
- Any price, lease or subscription terms
- Which restaurant ordering software partners and POS systems are supported
- Operating system and software platform on the kiosks
- Countries where kiosks are sold and supported
- Team size and funding
- Restaurant customers by name
Sources
Facts on this page come from the pages below, checked on 29 September 2026. Prices and features change, so confirm with the vendor before you buy.
- Homepage, customers, hardwarehttps://kiosk.com/
- Restaurant kiosk featureshttps://kiosk.com/market-solutions/hospitality-kiosks/order-entry/
- Hospitality offerhttps://kiosk.com/market-solutions/hospitality-kiosks/
- Company, certifications, parenthttps://kiosk.com/about-kiosk-company/
- Partners and integration platformhttps://kiosk.com/kiosk-integration-exchange/
- Support serviceshttps://kiosk.com/kiosk-support/
- Services and certificationshttps://kiosk.com/kiosk-differentiators/
- Address and contact routehttps://kiosk.com/contact/