Corporate digital signage for offices and workplaces
Put the numbers that matter where people can see them. Stream live dashboards, celebrate wins and keep staff informed across every office.
- Live web dashboards without exporting
- Per-office and per-floor screen groups
- Screens sleep outside office hours
Popular use cases
- KPI dashboards
- Lobby & welcome screens
- Internal announcements
- Meeting-room signage
Why corporate teams choose Qmanja Signage
Live dashboards
Embed Google Slides, web dashboards and live data feeds directly — no exporting, no re-uploading, no stale numbers.
Internal comms at a glance
Welcome visitors by name, share announcements and recognise teams in real time across every office.
Multi-office control
Manage every location, floor and meeting-room screen from a single account with per-office permissions.
Dashboards that stay live without anyone exporting anything
The reason most office dashboard screens end up showing a three-week-old screenshot is that somebody has to export and upload it. Remove that step and the problem disappears.
Qmanja Signage plays live web sources directly, so a BI dashboard, a Google Slides deck, a support queue or a build status board can be shown as it is, refreshing on its own. Put it in one zone of a split-screen and use the other zone for announcements, so a single lobby panel serves two purposes.
- Live dashboards and web pages as first-class content
- Google Slides decks without export
- Split-screen: numbers on one side, comms on the other
- Scheduled swaps between working-hours and out-of-hours content
Internal communications people actually see
Email and chat reach people at their desks. Screens reach people in lifts, kitchens, corridors and reception — which is exactly where distributed and shift-based teams are, and where the message competes with nothing else.
The practical rule is one idea per slide and a rotation short enough to complete while someone waits for a lift. Long-form policy belongs on the intranet; the screen's job is to tell people it exists.
Lobby, reception and meeting-room screens
Reception screens do two jobs at once: they tell a visitor they are in the right place and they say something about the company. Scheduled welcome messages for expected visitors, quiet brand content in between, and a directory for the building cover most of it.
Meeting-room screens outside each room can show the day's bookings from your existing room-booking system as a live source, so nobody has to keep a second calendar in sync.
Corporate digital signage, answered
Can digital signage display a live dashboard?
Yes. Qmanja Signage plays live web sources, so a BI dashboard, Google Slides deck or internal status page can be shown directly and refreshes on its own. Nobody has to export a screenshot, which is the reason most office dashboard screens go stale.
How do we manage screens across several offices?
Screens are organised into outlets and groups, so each office can be managed on its own or as part of a wider group. Staff accounts can be scoped to a single office, and head office keeps the ability to publish to everything at once.
Can screens turn off outside office hours?
Yes. Per-screen power schedules put displays to sleep when the office closes and wake them before people arrive, which reduces energy use and extends panel life.
What content works best on office screens?
One idea per slide, in a rotation short enough to finish while someone waits for a lift: live team metrics, announcements, recognition, visitor welcomes and building information. Long-form content belongs on the intranet — the screen's job is to point people to it.
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