A WiFi voucher is a short code that opens the internet for a set time or amount of data. Hotels give them to walk-in visitors and banquet guests, cafes print them on the bill, and hotspot operators sell them. iberry's login system creates, prints and tracks vouchers for you.
The visitor joins the WiFi, the login page opens, they type the voucher code and they are online. The code carries its own rules - how long it lasts, how much data it allows and how fast it may go - and stops working when the limit is reached. Because every code is unique, you can see which voucher was used, when and by which device.
Hours or days from first use - for example 2 hours for a cafe, 1 day for a visitor, 3 days for an event.
A quota in MB or GB, useful for paid hotspots and for stopping heavy downloads.
A per-voucher speed limit so one user cannot use the whole line.
One device per code, or more for families and groups.
Vouchers are generated in batches from the iberry panel and printed as coupon sheets (PDF) to cut and hand out, or sent to a guest's mobile. Front-desk staff can issue a single voucher in a few taps from the panel or the iberry mobile app. Prepaid walk-in coupons and data plans are included in every iberry plan.
Most hotels use vouchers next to room-number login for in-house guests (PMS integration) and mobile OTP login for everyone else (WiFi OTP login). For paid public hotspots, vouchers can be combined with online payment - see hotspot billing software and starting a WiFi hotspot business.
A one-time code that gives internet access for a set time, data amount or speed. It is entered on the WiFi login page and expires when its limit is reached.
On iberry you choose the validity, data limit and speed, enter how many codes you need, and the system creates them and produces a printable coupon sheet.
Yes - as a PDF coupon sheet ready to cut and hand out, or a single voucher can be issued to a guest from the panel or app.
Yes. iberry runs on MikroTik gateways with a cloud RADIUS login, and vouchers are one of the login methods.
Yes. Operators sell printed vouchers through shops and agents, or use online payment on the login page.
Tell us where you would use them - hotel, cafe, event or public hotspot. Published plans in India start at ₹30,000 one-time plus a ₹15,000 yearly subscription from the 2nd year (1st year included; ₹20,000 with DNS security and/or PMS integration); outside India every project is quoted on its own.
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