Industries
Every business that gives guests internet keeps records. For each industry: the problem, the legal duty, the set-up, the sign-in method and a plan recommendation.
Hospitality
Hotels and guesthouses
Guests look for Wi-Fi the moment they reach their room. Hotspot-Box serves it from lobby to top floor through one portal, with the Law 5651 records kept in the hotel.
- SMS to foreign numbers
- Coupons sized to the stay
- Two SSIDs, one box
Food and drink
Cafés and restaurants
The first question at the table is the Wi-Fi password. Hotspot-Box moves that question to a portal; you look after service and the record stays on the box.
- No IT staff needed
- Timed session + top-up
- QR menu after login
Retail
Shopping malls and retail
Hundreds of devices connect in the common areas at once. Hotspot-Box verifies them through one portal, keeps the record in the mall and leaves store networks apart.
- Hundreds of devices at once
- Common area / store split
- Announcements and surveys
Enterprise
Offices and factories
Suppliers, auditors, subcontractors and service technicians come through the door every day and ask for internet. Hotspot-Box connects them without touching the production network.
- Never touches production
- 4 visitor types, 4 coupons
- Printer and IoT exemption
Education
Dormitories and campuses
Students stay in the same building with the same devices all term. Hotspot-Box registers them once, shares the line fairly and keeps the record on campus.
- One registration per term
- Per-person speed and quota
- One box per block
Healthcare
Clinics and hospitals
A companion sits in the same chair for days. Instead of asking for a new code every morning, give them guest Wi-Fi that remembers the device and stays clear of the medical device network.
- Device remembered 7 days
- VLAN away from medical net
- No health data stored
Transport
Airports, bus terminals and waiting lounges
A passenger sits for twenty minutes, leaves, and someone else takes the seat. Guest Wi-Fi that records thousands of short sessions, sends codes to foreign numbers and extends access with a coupon.
- Short sessions, high churn
- SMS to foreign numbers
- Extend access by coupon
Finance
Bank branches and corporate lobbies
Internet for the customer waiting in line, and an information screen rather than an advert after login. Strict separation from the corporate network, with records an auditor can read.
- Separate from corporate LAN
- Info page after login
- Role-based access, audit log
Residential
Residential complexes and common areas
Lobby, pool, gym, clubhouse: permanent access for residents, temporary access for their visitors. No per-unit fee, and the records stay on site.
- No per-unit fee
- Registered resident login
- Coupons for visitors
Hospitality
Serviced apartments and extended stay
You cannot send a guest who stays a month a code every morning. Guest Wi-Fi that remembers the device, issues a coupon matched to the length of stay and allows several devices per unit.
- Coupon for the whole stay
- 3 devices per unit
- No daily SMS
Outdoor
Outdoor venues: beaches, parks, fairs and marinas
On a beach, in a park, at a fair or in a marina the problem is not coverage but how many people connect in the same minute. Hotspot-Box handles the logins and keeps the records; the outdoor access points are your installer's job.
- 250 concurrent devices/box
- SMS to foreign numbers
- Box can be moved
Fitness and wellness
Gyms and spas
Your members come every day; a day visitor drops in once. Recognise the member once, let the visitor in with an SMS code, stop streaming from eating your bandwidth, and keep the records on the box.
- Members register once
- Per-user speed cap
- 1 GB/day quota suggested
Education
Tutoring centres and courses
Students come to the same building for a whole term. Register them once, decide the speed and quota yourself during exam week, and keep the teachers' network separate.
- One registration per term
- Exam-week quota
- Teacher network separate
Small business
Bakeries, pharmacies and fuel stations
The customer stays fifteen minutes and the person at the till is there to sell. The portal opens by itself, the SMS code arrives, the record is kept on the box; nobody has to do anything.
- One AP + box is enough
- Cashier does nothing
- Portal opens by itself
Entertainment
Cinemas, theatres and beach clubs
At the start of a screening hundreds of phones connect in the same minute, then silence. Hotspot-Box absorbs that wave, shows your announcement on the post-login page and keeps your records when the season closes.
- Pre-show rush
- Post-login announcement
- Power down off-season
Retail
Supermarket chains
One box per store, the same portal in every store. Store staff never touch it; you watch every location from a single screen.
- One box per store
- Same portal everywhere
- One screen for all stores
Offices
Office towers and business centres
One box, a separate portal for each tenant. Every tenant's visitors stay on their own network; the records stay with building management.
- One SSID per tenant
- One box, many portals
- Coupons from reception
Logistics
Logistics and warehouses
Drivers waiting at the ramp, subcontractor crews and round-the-clock shifts. Handheld terminals and printers stay out of the portal; visitors get recorded.
- Drivers sign in by SMS
- Coupon groups for crews
- Handhelds exempt
Public sector
Public guesthouses and teachers' lodges
Perpetual licence, clear capacity, no per-user fee. Records stay in the institution's building; panel and support are in Turkish.
- Perpetual licence
- 250 concurrent devices
- No per-user fee
Salons
Hair and beauty salons
One access point and one box; nothing else needed. Customers connect while they wait in the chair, and the records stay in a silent box in the cabinet.
- One AP + box is enough
- No IT staff needed
- Per-user speed cap
This page is not legal advice; confirm your obligations with your legal adviser.