Corevo Digital Signage Platform
Explore Corevo for the content-publishing and screen-management tasks in your project.
Build a screen network your team can manage day to day. Start with the publishing tasks, devices and responsibilities that matter to your business, then compare the software configuration that supports them.
Digital signage, kiosk and electronic shelf label software is available with monthly or annual licence payment options. An initial setup fee applies. Software updates and technical support are additional paid services; these should be distinguished from the licence payment when comparing your quotation.
CMS user training and documentation are included in the quotation. Your team receives the information needed to use the content management system. Software updates and ongoing technical support are priced separately.
Previously published content continues to display when the internet connection is interrupted, but new updates are not received. This describes content display only; it is not a promise that new orders, card payments or stock synchronisation will work offline.
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Request a Software Demo Demos and pilots are paid services.
A shop updating promotions, a restaurant maintaining menus and an office publishing staff information have different daily tasks. List the content each team needs to publish and the screens it should reach. When comparing digital signage software, demonstrate a normal update using your own material, including approval, scheduling and a check of the result on the intended display.
For a business with several UK sites, decide which content is shared and which colleagues manage local information. Record who can publish, who handles an incorrect item and when old campaigns should be removed. Match these requirements to the proposed software configuration before extending it to more locations.
Digital signage TV software must be assessed with the actual screen or player model and operating system. An existing display may be suitable, but the connection and playback configuration need to be reviewed. Bring device details and a representative playlist to the assessment.
Compare the licence and setup charge separately from digital signage software updates, technical support and content-management services. The UK payment and training arrangements above remain part of that discussion. Explore the platforms below according to the application: screen publishing, feedback collection, lift information or passenger information, then agree the scope relevant to your business.
Explore Corevo for the content-publishing and screen-management tasks in your project.
Plan a focused feedback experience around a question your team can act on.
Explore the information workflow for displays in lifts and associated waiting spaces.
Plan journey-related information around the transport setting and available data sources.
Compatibility depends on screen, player and software details. Send the relevant model and version information for review.
That depends on who will create, publish and monitor content. Separate the work your team will do from the service tasks requested in the proposal.
Assign a content owner and an approver for each site. Define which users may publish local changes. Set expiry dates and a clear way to remove old content.
Yes. An initial setup fee applies alongside the monthly or annual licence payment option.
Yes. Screens, media players and software can be purchased separately. The required configuration should be specified for your project.
Monthly and annual payment options are available for digital signage, kiosk and electronic shelf label software. An initial setup fee also applies.
Software updates and technical support are priced separately from the licence payment. Include these additional services in your quotation comparison.
Yes. CMS user training and documentation are included in the quotation.
No. Menu and screen-content changes are content-management work, which your team can do or purchase as an additional service. Software updates concern the software itself and are charged separately, as is technical support.
Previously published content continues to display, while new updates are not received. Any broader offline capability must be checked for the specific system rather than inferred from content playback.
Yes. Demos and pilots are paid services. Agree the demonstration scope and charges before proceeding.


































