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# Kiosk Services
Services available on the kiosk is managed on the Services tab. This defines the overarching availability of services across all kiosks. A kiosk can be narrowed-down to a specific service on the device itself.
## Adding a Service to the Kiosk
1. Click **Add new service.**
2. In the dialog, select relevant service.
3. Configure the following:
1. Enforce opening hours
2. Allow preorder
3. Show tips selection
4. Show table selection (table only)
5. Force table selection (table only)
## Service Configurations in the Kiosk
### Enforce opening hours
Determines whether the kiosk follows the configured service opening hours.
{% hint style="warning" %}
Ensure that the service is available on the online brand provider, otherwise this feature won't work.
{% endhint %}
### Allow preorder
Determines whether customers can place orders in advance for a future time.
### Show tips selection
Determines whether customers are shown the option to select a tip during the ordering process.
### Show table selection (table only)
Determines whether customers are shown a table selection option when ordering from a table-based service. This setting only applies to services where table selection is supported.
### Force table selection (table only)
Determines whether customers are required to select a table before they can complete their order. This setting only applies to table services.
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