The notice board people actually read

From pinboard to publish button

A cork board fails quietly: notices go up late, come down never, and only exist in one corridor. A digital notice board moves the whole workflow to a dashboard, upload the poster or PDF you already made, choose which screens show it, and set the dates it should live. Playlists loop the routine content; per-item visibility rules retire each notice on time. Publishing to a second building costs one click, not a print run.

Screens run the free player on eight platforms, so the TVs already mounted in your corridors, staff rooms and lobbies are usually enough to start.

The urgent layer

Some notices can’t wait for their turn in the loop. The Announcement marquee scrolls a message over whatever is playing, a closure, a schedule change, a safety notice, and reaches screens by instant push. For everything else, governance matters more than speed: an approval queue and role-based permissions let departments submit content while communications keeps final say. Notice boards sit naturally beside internal communications screens, lobby welcome screens and TV dashboards, one platform for all of them, detailed on the features page.