Screenfire for plazas and shopping centres
A directory board that is not wrong about who is here.
Slide-in letters, one unit vacant for a year and one tenant who moved in March. A directory is the one thing a plaza screen must get right, and the only way it stays right is if changing it is free.
What it replaces
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Slide-in letter boards
A sign company visit for every tenant change, which is why the board is always a year behind.
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“Is anything open?”
Asked in a car park at seven in the evening, answered by driving away.
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Parking rules on a pole
Read after the ticket, not before.
Built for the way you actually work
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Who is here
By unit, current, and changed the day somebody moves in rather than the quarter after.
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Open right now
Tenants who are also Shop OS shops show their real hours — the rest show what you typed.
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What is on
Markets, the car show, santa. The reason somebody drives here instead of ordering online.
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Parking and access
Validation, the accessible entrance, and which door is nearest.
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Tenants can feed it
A member that is also a Shop OS shop keeps its own card accurate without you touching it.
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Always up
A directory that goes dark sends people home. This one caches.
Fair questions
▸We change tenants a few times a year.
Then this pays for itself on the first one. A sign company visit costs more than a year of screens.
▸Can tenants update their own entry?
If they are a Shop OS shop, their card reads their own hours and menu automatically. If not, you type it — and the difference is visible on the board, which is usually the conversation that signs them up.
▸We have screens at both entrances.
They can show the same directory or different ones, each on its own schedule.
Light your first screen today.
The trial is free for fourteen days and takes about a minute to start. No card, no sales call — or talk to us first if you'd rather.