The menu, page by page

Every item in the admin menu, what it is for, and what has to be true before it shows you anything. There are 71 of them, grouped the way the menu groups them.

If you are new to Kiwire, read how it fits together first — the six steps between a guest joining the SSID and getting online.

Dashboard, KAIA and accounts

Where you land, what the assistant found, and the guests, vouchers and profiles you manage.

8 pages.

Portals: captive portal, WiFi Enterprise and buy panel

What the guest sees. Three parallel sets of designer, journey, login methods and configuration — one for free or voucher guest Wi-Fi, one for 802.1X enterprise onboarding, one for selling access — plus the media library they share.

18 pages.

ISP: subscribers, plans and billing

The back office for a small internet provider — subscribers on monthly plans, invoices, payments and reminders, and what the network costs to run. Shown only when ISP is switched on.

7 pages.

Grow: campaigns, surveys, finance and connectors

Campaigns, surveys and KAIA marketing shown to guests once they are online; the payments they make; and the connectors that feed all of it.

7 pages.

Reports

Every report family, grouped by the question it answers.

12 pages.

Monitoring and troubleshooting

The live logs, and the tools for when a guest cannot get on: a diagnostic run of an account, a simulated portal visit, the session debugger, and a live controller test against the real hardware.

7 pages.

System, platform and sub-tenants

Settings, administrators and roles, the controllers and the audit trail; tenants, the licence and this documentation; and the sub-tenants a tenant can carve itself into.

12 pages.

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This list is read from the admin menu itself, so it cannot fall behind it.