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Retail promotions move quickly. This week's offer is replaced next week, and printed posters and shelf tickets are out of date almost as soon as they go up. Replacing them across several branches takes staff time better spent with customers.
Space is the other constraint. A showroom can display only part of a range, and a customer who cannot see the size, finish or model they want may leave without asking. On a busy Saturday staff cannot be with everyone.
Screens help when matched to the job: a window display bright enough for daylight, promotion screens that are easy to keep current and a touchscreen for browsing the full range. See digital advertising.
For example, a high street shop hangs a high-brightness portrait screen in the window to show offers and opening hours to people passing.
For example, a showroom kiosk lets customers look through sizes, finishes and options that are not on the floor, then send a shortlist to staff as an enquiry.
For example, stretched bar displays along a fixture carry prices and promotions that change with the weekly offer.
For example, a guided product finder asks a few questions and suggests items from your own product data. This is a scoped software service, not a ready-made product.
Made for glass frontages, with a stated brightness range of 1,000 to 2,500 nits and single or double-sided designs.
Floor-standing digital posters for entrances, aisles and till areas, with wheeled stands listed as an option.
A wide range of sizes for behind-counter screens, department signage and brand walls.
Wide, shallow screens for shelf edges, fixture headers and spaces where a standard screen will not fit.
Touchscreens for product browsing, store guides and enquiry capture, wall-mounted or floor-standing.
A feature wall for a flagship area. LCD panels have visible bezels, so content is designed around the grid.
A glass-fronted case with a transparent screen, so a product and moving graphics are seen together.
Who publishes promotions, how they are scheduled, and whether head office, each branch or both control the screens.
The touchscreen catalogue itself: how products are grouped and filtered, and what happens when a customer asks for help.
Where product, price and availability data comes from and what your current systems can share. Assessed before it is quoted.
How enquiries captured at the screen reach your sales team and are followed up, and where AI-assisted guidance could help customers choose.
What this includes — and what it does not
A touchscreen that recommends products, shows availability or passes enquiries to your sales team depends on your product data and on what your existing systems can share. We design and build this software around your requirements, and no AI feature is described as available until it is scoped and agreed. See AI-assisted sales management.
Shop window displays
Window-facing displays from 32 to 98 inch at 1,000 to 2,500 nits, single or double-sided, hung from the ceiling or on a floor stand behind the glass.
Freestanding advertising displays
Freestanding digital posters and totems for indoor promotion, from 21.5 to 96 inch, on fixed or wheeled stands, with USB playback or Android and Windows options.
Wall-mounted advertising displays
Slim wall-mounted advertising screens in sixteen sizes from 10.1 to 98 inch, with Full HD as standard, an optional 4K panel and USB, Android or Windows playback.
Stretched bar displays
Ultra-wide bar screens in sixteen sizes from 19.5 to 80 inch for shelf edges, counters and narrow wall bands, in wall-mount or open-frame formats.
Information and wayfinding kiosks
All-in-one touchscreen kiosks from 21.5 to 98 inch in lectern, totem and wall-mounted forms, for wayfinding, directories, check-in and information points.
Video walls
Narrow-bezel LCD panels from 46 to 75 inch, tiled into video walls with wall, cabinet, floor-stand or pop-out mounting and a processor matched to your sources.
Transparent display showcases
Display enclosures with a see-through screen front, so real objects inside are seen with moving content over them. 21.5 to 85 inch range; touch optional.
It depends on which way the window faces, any awning or tinted glass, and the time of day that matters most. The shop window range is stated at 1,000 to 2,500 nits, against 300 to 450 nits for the indoor wall-mounted range. The figure for your configuration is confirmed with your quotation.
It can show whatever product data you can supply and keep up to date. Connecting to a stock or e-commerce system is a scoped integration that we assess first; data held in spreadsheets can be loaded on an agreed routine.
That is a content management requirement we scope with you, including who may publish and what branches can change locally. It is quoted separately from the display hardware.
Tell us about your frontage, floor space and product range. We will suggest suitable displays and touchscreens and set out what software would need scoping, with hardware and software quoted separately.
