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Turn your locations into a communication network.
Bring education, service information and approved advertising into a consistent, managed screen experience across your locations. Start with one site or design a phased rollout across the organization.
Who it's for
Organizations with waiting areas, lobbies or corridors where people already spend real time — and who would rather that time carried their own message first.
What a network includes
The scope of a managed network, set out before anything is quoted.
Assessment of locations and existing screens
What you already have on site — displays, mounts, network access — and what each location actually needs.
A hardware and connectivity plan
Which displays and players go where, how they get online, and who owns what. Agreed before installation rather than discovered during it.
Content categories and scheduling
What plays, in what mix, at what time of day, and how that differs from one location to the next.
Reusable brand templates
Layouts your team fills in, so a new message does not need a designer every time.
Content submission and approval
Who submits, who approves and how long that takes — written down, so it does not depend on one person remembering.
Installation and support scope
What we install, what we maintain and who to call. Response times are agreed in the proposal.
Reporting the systems can actually produce
Playback and uptime from the equipment in place, rather than figures nobody can verify.
How rollout works
Assessment
We review your locations, existing screens and goals, then say plainly what is realistic.
Design
Programming, templates and approval responsibilities are agreed before anything is installed.
Pilot
One site goes live first, so the model is tested somewhere small enough to change.
Review
We look at what worked, what needs changing and what the pilot taught us about the rest.
Phased expansion
The remaining locations follow on an agreed schedule, rather than all at once.
Questions
- Who decides what is allowed to play?
- You do. Host organizations approve advertisers, exclude categories and set which of their own messages take priority. CaptivePoint does not take control of clinical content or another organization’s brand.
- Do we have to take advertising?
- No. An organization-only network is a supported way to work with us. Advertising is an option you can add later, not a condition of building the network.
Find out what your locations could carry.
Tell us where you are and what you would want on screen. We will come back with an assessment rather than a quote for something you did not ask for.