Industries — Councils and community
Screens in nine buildings, updated from one desk
A council’s screens are scattered across a shire: the library, the pool, the civic centre, a hall in the next town, the visitor centre. They all need current information and none of them has staff to spare. Signexa treats them as one fleet.
On the screens
What the community needs to know
Hours, programs and closures
Pool hours that change with the season, library programs, school-holiday activities, and the sign that says the hall is booked this evening.
Community notices
Consultations, roadworks, waste collection changes and events, pulled from a feed the comms team already publishes rather than re-typed.
Emergency messaging
Fire, flood or heat: one alert takes over every screen in the shire immediately, in language you have already approved, and clears when it is over.
Why it works here
Regional sites, honest about the network
The hall’s internet is bad
Media downloads to the screen before it plays, so a site on a flaky link keeps showing the right content instead of an error page.
Nobody drives out to fix it
Screens report their own health and can send back a snapshot of what they are showing. A fault at the far end of the shire is diagnosed from the office.
Hosted in Australia
Built and hosted here by an Australian company, with a support number that answers in this time zone.
Start with the library and the pool
Two sites is enough to prove the workflow before it goes to a council report.