Just use the default of "Local Check-In", unless you want to use some other title.

This is the tag that will make up the URL that you'll visit on your TV or tablet at your location, so we'll want it to be unique.

Leave blank and the system will auto-generate a random tag for you with just digits so it will be easy to type in.

Here are some notes on security:

The Check-In Page URL should be kept private and only loaded on devices that you control, in your location, in order to prevent people from getting check-in points at-will, from any location.

If you believe that the URL has been discovered by unauthorized individuals, simply change the 'Tag For URL' to something unique and reload on your devices.

It's also recommended to set the browser that displays the check-in page to full-screen mode with the URL address bar hidden so that customers can't see it or take a photo of the URL when they scan the QR code.

The number of points should be equivalent to a dollar amount.

For example, if simply showing up and checking in is worth $5 of spending, enter 5 points.

If you want to have separate check-in offers for each location for reporting purposes, you can tie a local check-in offer to a specific location.

Otherwise just leave it blank to use the same check-in offer for each location.

This allows you to offer some type of tangible incentive like Free Chips & Salsa, Free Breadsticks, etc.., for signing up.

New customers will be redirected to the Sign-Up Gift offer to complete their registration.

You can add up to 5 rotating background images for the local check-in page.

Now we're ready to save and preview our page.

Once you save and then edit the page again, you'll see some convenient options under Promotional Links at the top of the page for getting the check-in page loaded on your TV or tablet.

We can type in the URL manually or we can scan the QR Code.

Now we are viewing the page that your customers will see, if you display the local check-in page on a TV, with horizontal orientation.

The QR Code automatically changes every so often so that customers can't just keep getting points when they're not at your location.

Note: if you haven't added any Reward offers yet, you'll see a message on the page saying that.

This is what customers would see if you have the local check in page loaded on a tablet, with vertical orientation.

Once we scan the QR Code, we'll see a page that asks for the email address or phone number.

The time limit is displayed because that's when the QR Code token will expire, and the page will refresh to show an error. If they run out of time, they simply would need to just scan the QR Code again. This is a security measure that prevents people from just bookmarking the page on their phone and accessing it over and over when they're at home.

Note that if the person is already logged in on their phone, the system will just immediately award their points and display a success message to them so they don't have to enter their phone or email.

Let's say that the person enters their email address or phone number, but it's not found in the system.

In this case they will be taken to a page that asks them to enter their information.

In this screenshot, this is what's displayed if we are not offering some type of sign-up gift as an incentive for signing up.

So, upon saving, they'll be awarded their points.

Now let's say we've chosen a Sign-Up Gift as an incentive.

In this case, they'll be taken to the Sign-Up Gift registration page if the system can't find their information as an existing customer.

Once they register, they'll be taken to their certificate page for their free breadsticks, chips & salsa, etc..., where they can then redeem upon their current visit.

Note that if they want to receive check-in points, they would simply need to scan the QR code again, and since they'll already be logged in, it would instantly award them.

Keep in mind that they'll be receiving points for the subtotal of their their visit as well when they redeem their sign-up gift certificate.

Once they've checked in, if they try to scan the code again, it will give them a message saying:

"Please wait 6 hours before checking in again."