Solutions
Screens that do a job
A flight board, a menu, a waiting-room loop and a staff noticeboard are four different problems. Signexa runs all of them from one dashboard, and keeps running them when the site’s internet does not.
By industry
Industries
Airports and regional terminals
Arrivals and departures boards, check-in counter signs that open and close themselves, and gate-side information.
Healthcare and clinics
Waiting-room screens that stay calm and current, health messaging, and practice information across several rooms.
Clubs and hospitality
Menu and specials boards, what’s on this week, members’ notices, and function-room signage.
Retail
Promotions that change by day part, window screens bright enough to read, and the same look across every store.
Gyms and fitness
Class timetables that update themselves, trainer profiles, and screens on the gym floor that need no attention.
Education
Daily notices, timetable and event screens in corridors and staff rooms, and one place to update all of them.
Councils and community
Library, pool and civic-centre screens, community notices, and emergency messaging pushed to every site at once.
Something else
Most sites are a mix. Tell us what the screens have to say and we will tell you whether we are the right fit. Get in touch.
By use case
Use cases
The same player, pointed at a different job.
Reception and lobby
A welcome screen that looks deliberate: who you are, who is visiting today, and the weather outside.
Waiting rooms
Long loops that hold up under repetition, with health and practice information you can change in a minute.
Menu boards
Prices and items in one place, day-part switching, and a sold-out line you can pull without reprinting anything.
Flight information displays
Live arrivals, departures and counter signs, billed per flight movement rather than per screen.
Staff noticeboards
Back-of-house screens for rosters, safety messages and the numbers that matter, without an all-staff email.
Community and member notices
Notices, results, opening hours and what is on, kept current by the people who already know.