Branch welcome
Give visitors a consistent first step for service discovery and approved branch information.
The current RIFE banking page places a digital receptionist at the beginning of the branch journey for welcome, check-in guidance, branch information, queue guidance and wayfinding.

A branch visitor can start by choosing the service they need, reading bank-approved information and finding the correct counter, ATM, locker area or relationship-manager location. Product, offer or service information is presented only from content the bank owns and keeps current.
Queue or token guidance can be added when the bank exposes an approved queue-management source. The avatar can then explain the next step or direct the customer without pretending to authorize a transaction. Live wait times, counter status or rate information require a real bank data source and fallback behavior.
The live RIFE page currently presents three physical deployment patterns: a floor-standing lobby kiosk, a wall-mounted tablet and a desk/counter tablet. Final kiosk hardware, accessibility, audio, language, privacy and branch security controls are selected during project design.


Give visitors a consistent first step for service discovery and approved branch information.
Guide customers to counters, ATMs, lockers or relationship-manager areas from bank-maintained branch data.
Show token or wait information only when an approved queue-management system is connected.
Present account, loan or offer information supplied and governed by the bank.
The live page describes lobby kiosk, wall-mounted tablet and desk/counter tablet options.
Move KYC, transactions, advice and sensitive exceptions to authorized bank staff or systems.
Yes. The current RIFE page explicitly covers guidance to service counters, ATMs, locker areas and relationship-manager spaces.
Only when an approved queue-management workflow and any required printer or token interface are part of the commissioned project.
Not as a information claim. The legacy page describes such workflows, but regulated identity and card handling require bank security, privacy and system approval.
The live page presents a floor-standing lobby kiosk, wall-mounted tablet and desk/counter tablet. Final equipment is selected for the branch.
No. It can present bank-approved information and route the customer to authorized staff or systems; regulated financial advice remains outside the standard receptionist role.