You can now see exactly how shoppers engage with your in-store kiosk—and use that insight to drive more revenue, better merchandising decisions, and stronger in-store experiences.
Why this matters
Until now, many merchants relied on gut feel or isolated anecdotes to understand kiosk performance. The new Analytics Dashboard in Admin changes that.
You now have a clear, ongoing view into:
- How many kiosk sessions are happening
- Where shoppers are dropping off
- Which product tabs and journeys get the most attention
- How long customers stay engaged
This helps you move from “we think this is working” to “we know what’s working—and what to improve next.”
What this unlocks for merchants
1) Better conversion decisions, faster
You can quickly identify where interest turns into action—and where it doesn’t. That means you can make smarter changes to kiosk layouts, featured categories, and on-screen merchandising without waiting weeks to see impact.
2) Smarter in-store merchandising
See which tabs and product experiences are getting traction by location. Promote what shoppers actually explore, and rethink what’s getting ignored.
3) Stronger campaign and creative feedback loops
Running seasonal promos, a new hero category, or a custom welcome flow? You can now measure whether those updates increase engagement and add-to-cart behavior.
4) Clearer store-to-store comparisons
Not all locations perform the same. With a centralized dashboard, regional and retail teams can compare patterns across stores, spot outliers, and share what’s working.
5) Better staffing and operational planning
When you understand peak kiosk usage windows and engagement quality, it’s easier to align staffing, product focus, and in-store support during the moments that matter most.
Practical ways merchants can use this
- Validating which kiosk tab mix drives the highest shopper engagement
- Spotting drop-off points and simplifying the flow
- Measuring the impact of promotional content changes week-over-week
- Identifying underperforming locations that need merchandising or layout adjustments
- Using session and behavior trends to guide monthly optimization priorities
The bigger shift
This release isn’t just “more reporting.” It gives merchants a reliable operating view of kiosk performance—so optimization becomes part of the weekly rhythm, not a one-off project.
When kiosk decisions are driven by real behavior data, teams can improve faster, reduce guesswork, and create in-store experiences that convert more consistently.
Get started
Open Admin → Analytics Dashboard to review your latest kiosk trends and pick one optimization to test this week.
Next step: run a simple kiosk optimization experiment
If you want a practical first test, try adjusting iPad placement in-store and compare engagement by location. Even small physical placement changes can significantly impact how often shoppers start and complete kiosk journeys.
Need help setting up your Shopify kiosk?
Email support@storecheckin.com — we’ll help you get it live, free of charge.