Reach the whole company through its screens, in seconds
Each TV gets a short code and starts showing the playlist you build: images, videos, slides and birthdays. When the message can't wait, the urgent notice takes over the screen right away.
Reception · TV 1
- Status Online · last signal 5 s ago
- Welcome to the new team Slide · 15 s on screen
- Birthdays this month Automatic slide
- Vaccination campaign Video · leaves rotation Oct 31
Synced with: Cafeteria · TV 2
What holds internal communication back today
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The notice is pinned to a corkboard
Outdated paper in a hallway only a few people walk through.
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The announcement gets lost in email
People on the operations floor don't open their inbox.
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Updating the TV takes a USB stick
Someone has to walk up to the screen to change what is showing.
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The urgent message is slow
A schedule change or an evacuation can't wait for someone to reach every TV.
What Corporate TV does
From the reception screens to the cafeteria, with every playlist managed from one place.
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Screens
Each TV paired with a short code.
- Register the TV with a name and display code
- Online status with the time of the last signal
- Revoking the code takes the screen off air in seconds
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Library
The content that feeds every screen.
- Uploaded images and videos
- Slide editor with ready-made templates
- Company logo applied to templates
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Playlist
What each TV shows, in rotation.
- Duration per item and adjustable order
- Dates for an item to enter and leave on its own
- This month's birthdays with photo, name and day
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Synced screens
Several TVs showing the same slide at the same time.
- Own playlist or the same as another TV
- Skip, pause, resume and reload commands
- A TV that was just turned on syncs by itself
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Urgent notice
The message that doesn't wait for the rotation.
- Full-screen notice with template and colors
- Duration in minutes or until you end it
- Confirmation before publishing
From a registered TV to a live noticeboard
Each step shows who does it: a rule, AI or a person.
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Registration Person
The person in charge registers the TV and gets the display code.
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Pairing Person
In the TV's browser, entering the code starts the noticeboard, which then updates on its own.
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Content Person
Images, videos and slides go into the library, with ready-made templates.
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Playlist Person
The person in charge chooses what goes into the rotation, for how long and on which dates.
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Display Rule
Every change reaches the screens in about 2 seconds, and birthdays show up on their own.
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Urgent notice Person
When the message can't wait, the notice takes over the screen until someone ends it.
Ask Tali
Everything the Corporate TV screens do, Tali does in conversation, with your permission and confirming before saving.
- What is showing on the reception TV?
- Are my TVs online right now?
- Create a welcome slide for tomorrow's visit and add it to the reception TV.
- Publish an urgent notice in the cafeteria saying lunch starts at 12:30 today.
Examples of what you can ask. Tali uses your permissions and confirms before saving.
Questions about Corporate TV
Do I need any special device?
How long does a change take to appear?
Can I show the same thing on several TVs?
What if a TV's code leaks?
Do I have to build the birthday slide?
Put the company noticeboard on air
In 30 minutes you see a TV paired, the playlist running and an urgent notice taking over the screen.