Have a screen? Put something useful on it.
A TV or tablet can display a menu, orders, repair status, meeting schedules or live business results.
One screen, many uses
What do your customers or employees need to see?
What can you show on a screen?
Start where useful information is hidden in an app, arrives too late or has to be updated by hand.
Restaurant
- The problem
- Every menu or daily special change means editing files. Guests may also have no way to see when their order is ready.
- On the screen
- Menu, daily specials, order numbers ready for pickup and estimated wait time.
- Where the data comes from
- A content panel, spreadsheet or point-of-sale API.
E-commerce & warehouse
- The problem
- Employees have to open several systems to check orders, shipments and backlogs.
- On the screen
- Orders to pack, today's shipments, backlogs and the daily target.
- Where the data comes from
- Online store, warehouse system, ERP or spreadsheet.
Service business
- The problem
- Employees repeatedly check which repairs are in progress, overdue or ready for collection.
- On the screen
- Jobs at each stage, overdue repairs, missing parts and items ready for pickup.
- Where the data comes from
- A service application through a read-only API.
Office
- The problem
- Meeting schedules, room availability and announcements are spread across different tools.
- On the screen
- Today's meetings, room availability, announcements and selected team results.
- Where the data comes from
- Calendar, content panel or internal API.
Production
- The problem
- Employees learn about shift results, downtime and quality problems too late.
- On the screen
- Current output, shift target, downtime, quality and safety notices.
- Where the data comes from
- Production system, API or spreadsheet.
Each screen shows what people need in that particular place.
That might be a menu in a restaurant, repair status in a service center or orders waiting to ship in a warehouse.
Hardware you already own
Use a TV, tablet, mini PC, Raspberry Pi or another device that can run in kiosk mode.
Content designed for the location
A menu above a counter needs a different layout from a repair board or meeting room schedule.
Data from a system or spreadsheet
If the information is available through an API, JSON file or spreadsheet, the screen can retrieve it automatically.
Updates without visiting the screen
Publish changes remotely instead of copying files or adjusting the device on site.
The information on your screen can update automatically.
We can retrieve it from an API, spreadsheet or another system. We assess each source before proposing an integration.
Start with one screen and one piece of information.
Tell us what you want to display and where the data lives. We will check how it can be connected.
Discuss a pilotHow do we set up your first screen?
We start with one location and one piece of information your employees or customers need.
Tell us what people need to see
We identify who will use the screen and which information will help them.
We check the hardware and data
We assess the device and the API, spreadsheet or content panel that will supply the information.
We launch the finished view
We configure the screen and adapt the layout to its location.
We check whether it helps
After two or three weeks, we assess whether it reduced status questions, delays or manual reporting.
Important information should not get lost in another app.
InfoPanel puts it where employees or customers can see it straight away.
Visible without signing in
There is no need to open a system or search for the right report.
Kept up to date
Once connected, the screen retrieves new data automatically.
Runs on your hardware
You can use a TV, tablet or computer you already own.
Updated remotely
Publish new content without visiting the device.
You do not need a dedicated media player.
InfoPanel runs on many browser-based and Android devices. Before setup, we check whether your hardware is suitable for continuous use.
Raspberry Pi
An affordable player for continuous use.
Smart TVs
Web browser or supported kiosk mode.
Android TV
A simple way to run InfoPanel on a TV.
Mini PCs
For more demanding installations.
Chrome kiosk mode
A full-screen view that requires no on-site operation.
Start by testing one screen.
InfoPanel is not yet a self-service subscription. We prepare the first screen with you.
We provide a price after a short technical call
- Agreeing what the screen should show
- A secure read-only data connection
- One view designed for the location
- Setup on your existing hardware
- A review after two or three weeks
What the quote includes
Why do we quote each screen separately?
The cost depends on the hardware, data source and what needs to appear on the screen.
The screen retrieves only the data it needs.
We agree the scope of the integration before setup. Whenever possible, we use read-only access.
Read-only access
InfoPanel does not need permission to modify data in the source system.
Only the required fields
We do not retrieve more information than the screen needs.
The last successful view
If the connection drops briefly, the screen can continue showing stored data.
Connection monitoring
We can check whether the device is online and receiving updates.
Test InfoPanel on one screen
Choose a location and a piece of information that is currently missing there. It might be a menu, order queue, repair status, meeting schedule or live result.
- A layout designed for the chosen location
- A content panel or read-only data connection
- Setup on your existing TV or monitor
- A two or three-week test followed by a joint review
Frequently asked questions
Hardware, integrations, pricing and the first-screen setup.
What is InfoPanel?
InfoPanel lets you display useful information on a TV, tablet or another compatible browser-based device. You can enter content manually or retrieve it from an API, JSON file or spreadsheet.
How is InfoPanel different from traditional digital signage?
Many digital signage systems are designed mainly for publishing images and videos. InfoPanel can also retrieve current information from a business system, API or spreadsheet and display it in a clear layout.
What hardware do I need to run InfoPanel?
You need a device that can display a web page reliably in a browser or kiosk mode. This could be a Raspberry Pi, Android TV, Smart TV or mini PC. We check the specific hardware before setup.
Which systems can InfoPanel integrate with?
We assess each data source separately. A read-only REST API or JSON file is usually the simplest option. We can also use a spreadsheet or check whether a selected business system can be integrated.
How much does InfoPanel cost?
Pilot pricing depends on the data source and the work required to prepare the first view. We confirm the scope and price after a short technical call. Self-service plans are not available yet.
Can InfoPanel manage screens across multiple locations?
Yes, but we deliberately limit the first setup to one location. After a successful test, we can add more screens and locations.
What would you like to show on your screen?
Tell us where the screen is and what people need to see on it. We will tell you whether InfoPanel fits the use case.
- A discussion about the specific use case
- A check of the screen and data source
- A quote for the first setup