The job you need a screen to do

Digital Noticeboards Replace the cork board and the laminated A4. Notices, schedules and announcements that anyone can change from their phone. See how it works →

Digital Display Boards One screen showing what is happening now and next, in a reception, an office or a communal room. See how it works →

Digital Menu Boards Change a price once and every screen follows. Sold-out marked, specials swapped between services, no reprinting. See how it works →

Class Timetables What is on, where, and who is teaching it. Cancel the 18:30 from your phone and the studio door agrees. See how it works →

Welcome Screens Greet today's visitors, show what is on, and answer the questions reception repeats forty times a day. See how it works →

Queue and Wait Times Now serving and roughly how long. Tell the room what is happening and your front desk stops being asked every ninety seconds. See how it works →

Staff Noticeboards Reach the people who never open the email. Shift changes, policy updates and who is on today, back of house. See how it works →

Meeting Room Displays Who has the room, until when, and what is next. Outside the door or on the office floor. See how it works →

Wayfinding Floor directories and arrows for buildings where visitors get lost. Change a room name once and every screen follows. See how it works →

Event Signage Sessions, rooms and running order for delegates, updated the moment the schedule slips. See how it works →

Emergency Screens Fire, evacuation or lockdown. One action takes over every screen with the message and the muster point, and puts it all back afterwards. See how it works →

Live Dashboards Today's figures, the target and the leaderboard, in type you can read across a room. Not a BI dashboard on a wall. See how it works →

Screens That Pay for Themselves Sell a slot to a local business and keep up to 92%. Most venues cover the cost of the screen with one advertiser. See how it works →