Wayfinding, internal comms, menu boards and campus-wide notice networks — specified for the environment, managed from one dashboard, and backed by a supplier who’ll still answer the phone in year three.
Reception wayfinding, achievement boards and safeguarding/emergency messaging.
Service updates, waiting-room information and community noticeboards.
Digital menu boards and promotional content that updates without reprinting.
Indicative ranges, supplied and installed. Every network is scoped individually.
| Configuration | Typical use | From |
|---|---|---|
| Single indoor screen + player + 12mo licence | Reception, single classroom | £410 +VAT |
| Outdoor digital signage display | Forecourt, entrance | £2,096 +VAT |
| 5-screen campus network + CMS | School or small office estate | £3,200 +VAT |
| Wall mount & bracket only | Adding a screen to existing signage | £32.50 +VAT |
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Content strategy, screen count and placement, network and content-management planning.
Screens, players and mounts procured through our supplier relationships or your framework.
Content platform training, plus optional care plans for hardware faults.
A single-screen unit (screen, media player and a year’s software licence) typically starts from around £600–£1,200 supplied and installed. A multi-screen campus or estate-wide network is usually scoped from £5,000 upwards depending on screen count.
Digital signage is individual screens (or small clusters) showing scheduled content. A video wall tiles multiple screens into one seamless image, generally for higher-impact display.
Yes — cloud-based content management is standard on every network we install, with scheduling and permissions by site or department from one dashboard.
In many cases, yes — if your premises falls under Martyn’s Law, the same screens doing your day-to-day comms can often be configured to carry evacuation, invacuation and lockdown messaging too, rather than needing a separate system. Worth specifying for both from the start if it applies to you.
Tell us how many screens and where, and we’ll scope it honestly.
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