Courier Admin Mode

Couriers managing testandgo kiosks were tracking inventory on their phones in the field, causing missed updates, phantom stock, and unscheduled return trips to remote locations. This project replaced phone dependency with a kiosk-native Admin Mode, centralizing the entire courier workflow on the touchscreen and eliminating the gap between action and record.

Role

Lead Product Designer

Contribution

UX design for the full Admin Mode system: the hidden access entry point, the real-time inventory input interface, the test dispense conditional prompt, and the end-to-end courier flow.

The Challenge

How can we improve the current Courier workflow in order to limit errors? 

Missed updates caused phantom stock. Couriers performed inventory counts and test dispenses at the kiosk, then updated the stock database separately on their phone. Unreliable field connectivity and cognitive load from switching contexts meant updates were routinely skipped, creating inventory discrepancies that sent couriers on costly unplanned return trips.

Computer screen showing a flowchart ideation in Figma's Figjam tool with a yellow starburst label.

The Strategy

Consolidating the Courier's workflows into one dashboard.

Remove the phone from the workflow. Rather than improving the phone-based process, the team eliminated it. A secure Admin Mode, accessed through a discreet hidden touchpoint on the kiosk screen itself, gave couriers a dedicated space to complete every task without switching devices or relying on cellular connectivity.

Flowchart of admin mode and test dispense screens including stock adjustment and error handling steps.

The Solution

Couriers can test dispense and adjust stock directly at the kiosk in a single dashboard interface.

The inventory input screen, the test dispense conditional prompt, and the final flow diagram all unified in a single kiosk-native interface. The redesigned workflow eliminated phone dependency, with phone-dependent steps on the left replaced by a kiosk-native flow on the right.

IN THE FIELD

The courier tools I redesigned support a network of 350+ kiosks across 24 states. At one partner site, 40% of users had no health insurance, meaning an out-of-stock kiosk isn't a minor inconvenience. Reducing unplanned service trips directly protects access.

350+Kiosks Deployed
24States
50+Program Partners
161K+Dispenses