What it does
One interface layer for the TVs you already have: a welcome screen, hotel services, announcements and guest information. You edit it in a browser; the TVs pick it up.
Inside the interface layer
A visual editor, not a ticket
Change a line, move an entry, replace an image. The editor shows the screen the way a guest will see it before anything is published.
Start from a template
The library covers the screens a hotel normally needs. Designs of your own are saved as private templates, so the next screen — or the next property — starts from your layout.
The entries are yours
Welcome screen, hotel services, announcements, guest information. What the hotel publishes is what appears; nothing else is put on the screen.
Every TV accounted for
Connect a TV, replace one, and see which are online — from the same console the screens are edited in.
Publish once, every room updates
Preview first, then publish. Every publish is kept, so a change that turns out wrong is rolled back to an earlier version and published again.
Your brand, your domain
Deliver it under your own name and domain: logo, colour and the named contracting entity come from a brand pack, not from the code.
Every plan includes
- The visual editor, with version history and rollback
- The template library, plus private templates for your own designs
- Device management: connect, replace, and see what is online
- Updates and new templates, included for the whole term
It is a layer, not a TV system
Screen Composer does not provide live TV, on-demand content, bandwidth or hardware. It draws the interface on top of the TV service you already run — which is why it does not conflict with it.