A campaign that fits the moment
Schedule branded visuals and video for a network, branch, group or individual screen.
Turn every screen into a living opportunity
— managed from anywhere.
Control what appears on every screen, build interactive experiences, and connect content to the products and places that matter — from one clear workspace.
Turn attention into action
Campaigns, product discovery and touch experiences at the point of decision.
The screen is already there. Make it work harder.
Hub4Screen brings content, operations and interaction into one system, so a screen can adapt to its location, audience and purpose without becoming another technical project.
Control
See the estate, organize screens and choose exactly where an experience belongs.
Create
Build playlists, visual content, guided journeys, games and product catalogs.
Learn
Understand screen health and anonymous interaction events in one operational picture.
Move from broadcast to experience.
Use the same managed screen differently throughout the day — without changing hardware.
A clear story, scene by scene
Combine media, product moments and layouts into a controlled sequence.
A screen that can listen
Guide people through questions and answers to a relevant recommendation.
Participation, not just attention
Run branded touch games as part of an in-location experience.
Products made explorable
Present a touch-friendly product grid and open a focused product detail view.
From the whole network to one screen.
Organize screens by network, branch and dynamic group. Assign the right experience at the level that matches the operation, then keep a clear view of what is connected and where.
- Network and branch structure
- Screen groups and precise assignment
- Operational screen status
- Remote content and experience control
Network
Hub4Screen
Central branch
Entrance screens
Window
Welcome
Touch display
A product photo is all you need to start.
At a market stall or a café: upload a photo, create a campaign with AI, add your offer and publish it to the screen. You choose the content and approve the result.
Start with your own photo
A simple tomato photo, straight from the stall.
The offer is on the screen
The same product becomes a campaign with a price and a clear message for shoppers.
An illustration of creating content and publishing it to a screen.
Build once. Speak in the visitor’s language.
Create the questions and answers in one language, then prepare the selected language versions with AI assistance and human review.
Questionnaire builder
Create a clear guided path without writing code.
Tags with autocomplete
Find and reuse the right tags without searching through an endless list.
Product-aware results
Connect answers to products and present a useful next step.
From your POS and product systems to your screens.
Connect Hub4Screen to external POS, inventory and product management systems. Bring available product photos, prices and details into a branded screen catalog, with the integration adapted to your system and its available data.
The products you already manage
Connect an existing product source and map its information into a catalog: photos, names and prices brought to the screen.
A catalog visitors can explore by touch
Visitors choose a category or product and explore relevant details through a touch-friendly experience.
Images illustrate a product-source connection and catalog experience; the interfaces shown are not actual software screenshots. Connections are adapted to the source and its available fields.
Understand what people do on your screens.
Collect experience starts, answers to questions, product opens and journey completions. These events help you understand how visitors use the experience, alongside the operational status of your screens.
Interaction analytics work with anonymous sessions, without requiring customer identification.
Event stream
Experience started
anonymous session
Question answered
anonymous session
Product opened
anonymous session
Journey completed
anonymous session
Connect the experience to your loyalty program.
For businesses that want customer identification, a connection to an existing loyalty system can be scoped and adapted. Following an explicit customer sign-in, the agreed interaction events can be linked to a member record through the integration.
Customer identification is optional. The connection and data exchanged are defined to match the external system’s capabilities and the agreed identification flow.
Discuss a loyalty integrationOne platform. A different world on every screen.
From shops and schools to office lobbies and bus shelters, every place has its own audience, purpose and content.
Retail & pharmacy
Campaigns, offers and product discovery at the point of decision.
Schools & campuses
Announcements, events and updates for students and staff.
Business lobbies & offices
Visitor directories, welcome screens and internal communication.
Public spaces
Local business advertising and useful information for people on the move.
Hotels & hospitality
Guest information, services and directions throughout the stay.
Conferences & events
Welcome messages, event schedules and content shaped for the venue.
Images illustrate use cases and experiences; they are not photographs of customer deployments.
Don’t just see the brand. Play with it.
Three touch games built around a business’s products and visual identity.
Branded wheel
An interactive wheel featuring the business’s products and visual identity.
Product tic-tac-toe
Product photos replace the traditional symbols and become the game pieces.
Product memory game
Match product pairs and discover the brand through play.
Images illustrate use cases and experiences; they are not photographs of customer deployments.
Connect. Create. Assign.
Connect the screen
Install the player, verify the device and place it in the right branch or group.
Choose the experience
Build a playlist, questionnaire, game or catalog around the goal.
Assign and learn
Publish to the right screens and use events and status to understand what happened.
Your screens can do more than fill a wall.
Let’s map the first experience to your locations, content and existing systems.