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1) On the tablet, set the browser to go to https://kiosk.thriftcartpay.com

2) On the tablet, click Get Link Code.

3) Log in to your ThriftCart Account (NOT on the tablet) and go to: https://[YOURACCOUNTNAME].relationhq.com/thriftcartpaykiosklink

4) Enter the link code on that page.

5) Click the green button on the tablet to refresh.

6) On the computer, click Pair linked kiosks to registers.

7) Select which register ID it should be paired to.

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By default, an Android tablet’s screen will turn off anywhere between 5-30 minutes if there is no activity. To change this to keep the tablet on indefinitely, follow the below instructions:

1) On the Google Play store, download the “Fully Kiosk Browser & Lockdown” app (here is the direct link).

2) Once the app is downloaded, open the app and go the settings page:

settings page

3) From here, navigate to “Device Management”:

Device Management

4) On the Device Management page, turn the “Keep Screen On” and “Keep Screen On (Advanced) to the “on” status:

Device Management page

5) At this point you can close the app, and the screen will remain on permanently.

Please reach out to our support team or your CSM if you have any trouble in this process.

Kyle Payton
Kyle Payton
May 27, 2026
With three years in the thrift industry during a pivotal shift to omnichannel selling, Kyle Payton helps stores better manage inventory and forecast product needs. As General Manager at ThriftCart, he focuses on equipping nonprofit thrift operations with point of sale technology that makes their day-to-day operations easier. Kyle's passion lies in helping thrift store managers embrace digital solutions that support their unique mission and maximize their impact in the community. "Supporting nonprofits is incredibly rewarding. I’m here to provide thrift store managers with the tools they need to thrive, so they can continue making a positive difference in their communities."