Waiting that feels shorter

For clinics, salons and service centres

A waiting room is the one audience guaranteed to look at your screen, and cable news is the worst thing to show it. A programmed loop does better work: queue status from DigiQueue so nobody hovers at the desk, tips and service information that pre-answer common questions, light news and weather for the long waits, over background music instead of ad breaks. The Announcement marquee handles the moment a delay needs explaining, pushed instantly over whatever is playing.

Everything follows the diary: schedules rotate content through the day, and the screen powers on and off with your opening hours.

Managed from the desk, or head office

Single practices run this from reception; groups run hundreds of rooms from one dashboard with nested groups per branch and roles scoped so local staff manage only their screens. Remote volume, restart and screenshots replace the lost remote control, and offline email alerts catch a dark screen before patients do. Larger sites extend the same platform to wayfinding, self-service kiosks and digital notice boards, one account, from $20 per screen per month, details on the pricing page.