Walk-in customer: counter tablet
Choose a language, check the numbers, answer the rule questions, face check, sign, wait, done. Screens S-10 to S-26, in the approved look.
Pick the role you want to play. Each card says which interface that role uses and whether it can be clicked through yet. Everything here uses sample data and runs in the browser only.
Customer-facing touch points (TP-01 to TP-04).
Choose a language, check the numbers, answer the rule questions, face check, sign, wait, done. Screens S-10 to S-26, in the approved look.
Verify once, then scan the desk QR for each transaction. Waits for the QR-session and onboarding PRDs.
Confirms a titipan from a link, without installing anything. Waits for the titipan PRD.
S-27, with the activation QR for WNI. Specified in PRD-001; prototype comes after the cashier console.
One web app serves every internal role (TP-05 to TP-09). The role you sign in as decides what you see.
Not designed yet; it's the next prototype (S-01 to S-09). For now, the counter tablet's facilitator panel plays the cashier: start the walk-in, scan the ID, send the amount, follow the money banner, close.
Not designed yet. In the counter tablet's panel you can release or decline a hold, or let the time limit run out, to see what the counter sees.
Monitors desks, helps with difficult cases, pairs tablets, runs the daily cashier close.
Sets daily rates and the adjustment band, manages branches and staff.
Manages subscribing money changers and billing.
The approved look (D-026, D-027). The counter tablet uses it on every screen.
The chosen direction, with the Stripe-to-XYZ translation and the tokens.
Open direction →Kept for the record.
Open study →Source: prototypes/ in the ux-inadigital/xchange repository. Deployed from main to Cloudflare Pages (D-027). Sample data only; no real customer data is collected or sent.