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03 · Digital signage

Your screens driven remotely, on off-the-shelf televisions.

Photos, videos, web pages: you prepare what shows from a browser, the screens follow. No box to rent, no hardware imposed, plain Android televisions, which we install and set up at your place.

Where the screens already run

The fleet at a glance
The fleet at a glance Screens online, media, playlists: the state of the fleet shows on opening, and a pairing code is all it takes to add a television.

What the system takes care of

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Installed and set up at your place

We mount the screens, pair the fleet, prepare your first content and train the person who will keep it up to date. You get a system that works, not an account left to configure.

02

One browser for the whole fleet

Your content is composed and scheduled from a web interface, screen by screen or site by site, with no software to install.

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Off-the-shelf televisions

The system runs on ordinary Android televisions. No box to rent, no range imposed, no hardware that becomes worthless the day you change supplier.

04

The screens watch each other

A dark screen is reported by the other televisions on the same network, not only by the server: the fault shows up even when nobody is on site.

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See what is actually showing

A remote capture shows the screen as it is, right now. Nobody has to drive over to check that a campaign went out.

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It carries on without the network

Videos are kept locally on each screen: an internet outage does not switch off your window. The network is only needed to change content and to watch the fleet.

Monitoring that runs on its own
Monitoring that runs on its own Every five minutes the server picks up the screens that have gone down and leaves the rescue orders the other televisions on the network will carry out.
Taking a screen back in hand, remotely
Taking a screen back in hand, remotely Wake, relaunch, restart, take a capture: the order leaves the server and runs on site, even when the screen no longer answers.

What looks like you, and what is already there

  • Your sites: a single screen or a fleet spread across several places, with different content per location.
  • Your content: photos, videos, web pages, schedules, and the time slots that go with them.
  • Your screens: we validate the models with you, or we handle the purchase.
  • Your habits: we train whoever updates the content, so you do not have to call us for every change.
  • What is already there: the platform, fleet monitoring, remote updates, the hosting.

How it gets set up

We install the fleet on site, pair every screen, prepare your first content and train your team. Hosting the platform and updating the application carry on remotely, with no intervention at your place. The software is our own: we build it, which means a request for a change depends on nobody else. On quotation, after a conversation about how many screens and how many sites.

The product in detail
One more screen in two minutes
One more screen in two minutes A code appears, you enter it on the television, the screen joins the fleet. No box, no network configuration.
Three levels of installation
Three levels of installation From the simplest to the most self-reliant. At the meshed level the screens pick each other up: a television that is off is switched back on by another on the same network.

Frequently asked questions

Which televisions are compatible?

Off-the-shelf Android televisions. We validate the model with you before purchase, or we handle it, that is often simpler, and it avoids discovering an incompatibility once the screens are already on the wall.

How many screens can be managed?

From a single screen to a fleet spread across several sites, with different content per location and an overview from the same interface.

Who updates the content afterwards?

You do, from your browser: that is the whole point. We train the person concerned, and we stay reachable, but you do not need us to change a poster.

Is a permanent internet connection required?

Not to display: videos are kept locally on each screen. Yes to change content and to monitor the fleet.

What happens if a screen fails?

You are told, because the other televisions on the same network report it. A remote capture then shows what is really on screen, and most incidents are settled without anyone driving out.

Shall we work together?

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