What you'll need
- Nothing
Steps
- Confirm a campaign is actually assigned to the location the guest connected at — see Assign a campaign to a location. No assignment means MyWiFi has nothing to show, so the guest connects to WiFi normally with no captive portal (the mini-browser window a phone opens automatically when a guest joins a WiFi network) and no splash page (the branded login page guests see in that window) at all.
- Check that the device at that location shows as connected in Devices, not just added — pairing happens in two steps (vendor-side configuration, then finishing the connection details in MyWiFi's Add Device wizard), and a device stuck mid-setup won't serve a login page to anyone. See Router & hardware setup overview or your specific vendor's guide for connection troubleshooting.
- Clear the guest's device network cache/DNS if they're testing repeatedly on the same phone — some phones cache a "no captive portal here" result briefly after a failed attempt, so retesting immediately can look like a persistent bug when it's actually a stale cache.
Note: most cases trace back to a missing campaign assignment or an unfinished device pairing (steps 1–2), rather than anything wrong with the campaign content itself.
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