All of it is in the one license.
Signage that composes itself
Each screen shows what belongs in that room at that hour, built from the calendars, rosters and systems you already run. Nobody opens a template and nothing goes stale.
Casting that travels
Permission comes from who you are rather than where you are standing, so one person presents to four rooms in three buildings at once. The screens are never visible on your network.
Real video, three ways
Cached on the device before its slot so it plays at full rate, live from wherever it is happening, or cast by whoever is standing there.
One message, to exactly the rooms you mean
One room, a group of them, a building or everything you own. Routine notices go out the same way as an emergency, and an emergency outranks whatever was playing and wakes the screens that had gone to sleep. Written text is spoken aloud in a natural voice, so it reaches the people not looking at the wall.
We are the ones watching
Signal, packet loss, temperature, storage and what each device is actually rendering. A screen in trouble is our ticket before it is your complaint.
Up to 73% less, and nothing held back
$50 once for an adapter you own outright, then $40 a year for all of the above. A site with 340 screens typically spends around $51,000 a year across the three systems this replaces; here it is $13,600. There is no tier above it, and the emergency features are not the premium edition.
One device. Four buildings that share nothing else.
The role is configuration, not a different product with its own purchase, its own update path and its own renewal.
