Retail

Retail digital signage for stores and retail media.

A promotion that starts on Friday should be on every screen on Friday, in the stores it was meant for. When it ends, it should vanish. Wallboard schedules content by store and date from one console, and Proof of Play shows what ran. Store teams get screens that look after themselves.

Rewards promotion on a screen in a grocery store

Trusted by retailers.

How retailers use Wallboard.

In-store promotions

Campaigns scheduled by date and time, targeted to stores by tag, region or folder.

Window displays

Window screens on their own schedule. They switch off after closing.

Retail media

Sell screen time to brands with channels, advertisers and saturation rules, then report on playback.

Local store content

Store managers update local offers in locked templates without touching the brand campaign.

Social feeds

Your Facebook and Instagram posts, on screen.

Franchise networks

A network owner runs campaigns for every member store, and each member keeps its own workspace.

What changes for retail teams.

Campaigns land where they should. Tag a store once by region, format or size, and any content aimed at that tag reaches it, including stores that open later and get the same tag.

Brands want proof. Proof of Play reports what played by content, device, file, channel and advertiser. Export them as CSV or PNG for a campaign report.

Store staff stop being screen technicians. Operations can see every device from one console, restart a player remotely and schedule updates for overnight.

Digital signage display in a shopping mall

Integrations and hardware.

Product and price data

Google Sheets, Excel, JSON and XML feeds keep offers in step with your own data.

Social and web

Meta posts, RSS feeds and a web scraper that turns public pages into screen content.

API and webhooks

A REST API and webhooks let your own systems trigger content changes on screens.

Players

Android, Windows, BrightSign, Samsung and LG players, plus low-power e-paper screens.

Questions from retail teams.

Yes. Tag devices by region, store format or any label you choose, then schedule content to those tags. New devices with the same tag pick it up automatically.

Put every store on the same schedule.

See how one team runs promotions across every store, with the reports brands ask for.