Screen fleet
Every screen's status, code and current content in one table — a display that drops offline shows immediately.
In-restaurant screens, customer-facing displays and menu boards — all from the same dashboard. Upload media, build playlists, schedule by branch.
A schedule binds a playlist to a start time, an end time and the days of the week. When the hour comes the screen swaps its own content; if two schedules cover the same moment, the higher priority is the one that plays.
Items drop into the list as they are rung up, the screen says payment is awaited while the card is being read, and it shows success or failure once the result arrives. The idle screen carries your logo, your welcome line and the clock, and your ad images rotate through it.
The same screen is a breakfast menu in the morning, a promotion at noon and the main menu in the evening. Once your schedules are set you see the whole day on one line — which content is live at which hour is read straight off it.
The panel keeps three separate version numbers: the one you edited, the one you published, and the one the screen confirmed. A screen stays amber in the list until it confirms — and an offline screen cannot confirm, which is precisely why the acknowledged number is kept apart from the published one.
The playlist changed; the version all four screens acknowledge is still the old one. The list is amber because the panel compares what it knows against what each screen knows.
Screen management sits in one panel: which device is online, which media plays in which order, which schedule takes over when, and what the second screen at the till is showing.
Four tabs, four jobs: devices, media and playlists, schedules, and the customer display.
Every screen's status, code and current content in one table — a display that drops offline shows immediately.
Order images and video by drag and drop, and set the default playlist in one click.
Day and hour programmes switch the content on their own; priority settles anything that overlaps.
The second screen at the till mirrors the order lines and the total to the guest, live.
We connect the screens you already have to the panel and build your first playlist and day schedule with you. The average business goes live in 14 days.