One screen everyone can read, always up to date.
Schedules, numbers and announcements that keep themselves up to date, on a TV in the shop, the office or the lobby.
The label reads The board is always wrong. It goes with your message.
Before: The printed sheet on the wall
Someone prints the schedule every week, crosses things out by Wednesday and prints it again on Friday. The numbers people actually want are three clicks deep in a report.
We build a screen that updates itself.
It reads from the place you already keep the information, laid out to be read from across the room.
After: Right because nobody updates it
Change the source and the wall changes with it. Times, counts and notices are always the current ones.
What it can include
Every one is built for one business, so this is a menu, not a package.
Schedules and times
Worked out from your own rules each week instead of retyped by hand.
Live numbers
The counts and totals you care about, read straight from your own system.
Announcements
Posted once, then shown on the wall, the website and the email together.
Zones you arrange
Drag and resize regions on the board and choose what each one shows.
Any screen
A TV with a browser is enough. No special hardware to buy.
More than one board
Different screens with different content, managed from one place.
Works with what you have
Most businesses already pay for software that does part of the job. We connect to it where it can be connected.
Calendars, shared drives, email, accounting software, and the spreadsheet you're leaving behind, whose data comes with you. If a tool you rely on can't connect to anything, we'll tell you plainly before we start.
Start with one label
Tell us what's slowing your business down. A sentence is enough; we'll reply by email.