Industries

Who gets which network.

Seven industries, the groups at their sites, the network each group gets, and what changes for the organisation.

Bank lobby with a cash machine

Banks and branch networks

  • GuestCustomers join the guest network through a sign-in page.
  • OfficeStaff connect with their own key per device.
  • IoTDevices such as printers and screens have their own network.

What changes Branch Wi-Fi is defined once at headquarters, and every branch takes it over.

Shop with bags and shoes on shelves

Retail

  • GuestShoppers sign in on a page in your design, with the content filter on.
  • TeamStore staff connect with their own key per device.
  • IoTStore devices such as scanners and displays have their own network.

What changes Every store runs the same networks, and a new store takes them over when its node is connected.

Hotel lobby with sofas

Hotels and hospitality

  • GuestGuests sign in through a sign-in page, with a session duration you set.
  • TeamStaff connect with their own key per device.
  • IoTDevices in rooms and public areas have their own network.

What changes Guests, staff and devices stay apart in every hotel of the group, set up once.

Waiting room of a practice

Medical practices and clinics

  • GuestPatients in the waiting room use the guest network, with the content filter on.
  • OfficeStaff connect with their own key per device, or sign in with their own credentials.
  • IoTPractice equipment has its own network.

What changes Patient Wi-Fi is kept apart from staff and practice equipment, at every address.

Empty classroom with desks and chairs

Schools and education

  • StudentsStudents get their own network with a content filter, on a schedule for school hours.
  • StaffTeachers and staff sign in with their own credentials.
  • IoTDevices such as projectors and printers have their own network.

What changes The student network follows the school day, and every school of the operator gets the same setup.

Open-plan office

Offices with several sites

  • GuestVisitors sign in through a sign-in page.
  • OfficeEmployees sign in with their own credentials or connect with their own key per device.
  • IoTDevices such as printers and meeting-room screens have their own network.

What changes Every office runs the same networks, with status, clients and uplinks of all offices in one place.

The picture shows a quiet common room with empty chairs and daylight, and no people.

Senior living with several sites

Living with a service, across several sites.

You run the network. Airfy supplies the rest.

  • GuestVisitors sign in through a sign-in page.
  • OfficeStaff connect with their own key per device.
  • IoTPrinters, screens and sensors get a network of their own, away from guests and staff.

What changes Sites you add later get the setup your team already defined.

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