Digital signage your IT team can say yes to
More than 10,000 screens connected to Screenly across healthcare, banking, manufacturing, and beyond.
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Built for places with rules
Hospitals, banks and plant floors, where a screen goes through the same review as a laptop before it goes on the wall.
- Healthcare Patient queues, wayfinding, emergency department waits and hand hygiene reminders. For your review: Screens in patient areas run ScreenlyOS, with no remote login and no open ports.
- Banking Rate boards, branch lobbies and fraud warnings, the same in every branch. For your review: SOC 2 Type II and ISO/IEC 27001:2022 for your vendor risk review.
- Manufacturing Andon boards, safety counters and shift numbers on the plant floor. For your review: Keeps playing through a network outage, and joins 802.1X networks.
Everything your screens need, from one dashboard
All features- Content management Images, video, web pages and apps in one library, played in order and on schedule in each screen's local time.
- Device management and monitoring See which screens are online and up to date, get an alert when one drops off, and reboot it without a site visit.
- Apps Dashboards, calendars, news and menu boards that update themselves, set up with a form.
- AI assistants Check your screens and change what they show from the assistant your team already uses.
- Developer tools A REST API, a CLI for your pipelines and an MCP server. The dashboard runs on the same API.
- Enterprise Single sign-on and SAML, roles, access that ends on its own, linked workspaces and audit logs.
What your screens can show
A welcome, patient queues, rate boards and directions, each one a playlist you change from the dashboard.
Welcome message
A greeting at the entrance in the house style.
Ticket call to a counter or room
Call the next visitor by ticket number only: "N167, go to counter 2", never a name.
Branch rate board
Deposit and loan rates, current and correct.
Digital directory
Who is on which floor, kept current from one place instead of a printed board.
Security and compliance, on the record
What has been audited, what Screenly has signed up to, and how the product is built.
- SOC 2 Type II Independently audited, since May 2025.
- ISO/IEC 27001:2022 Certified, the software on the player included. Since August 2026.
- CISA Secure by Design The first signage company to sign the pledge, July 2024.
- No passwords Passkeys, email codes, single sign-on or SAML. Since May 2026.
- Credentials kept secure API keys and passwords encrypted for one device, or never sent to it.
- SBOM for every release A software bill of materials for each release, since 2024.
- No built-in AI Screenly sends nothing to an AI model. Connect your own assistant if you want one.
- IoT Security Foundation A member of the body behind the IoT Security Assurance Framework.
Will Screenly run on your screen?
Most likely. Screenly runs on 20 devices and platforms, from its own players to the browser on the computer you already have.
Explore supported hardwareScreens your IT team never has to patch
ScreenlyOS is the operating system we build for signage and nothing else. We patch it and keep it current, so the device behind the screen is never your team's job.
Built on Ubuntu Core, in partnership with 
ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified, with the software on the player included.
- Secure out of the box Nothing to log into and no open ports, so there is nothing on the screen for anyone to break into.
- Always up to date Updates arrive on their own and undo themselves if anything goes wrong. Nobody has to visit the screen.
- Welcome on your network Works with the network security your IT team already runs, from enterprise Wi-Fi to private networks.
- Keeps playing offline If the internet drops, the screen keeps showing the right content on the right schedule.
In our customers' words
The move to Screenly provides security updates even faster. This in turn gives us the peace of mind that our digital signage devices are secured and that we're as protected as we can be from the latest hacks or ransomware.
Nathan HunstableCTO, CinergyIt's a great tool to use in our manufacturing facilities. We can add safety, quality, or production bulletins as well as videos to reinforce important information.
Jeffrey PollinsHealth, Safety & Environmental Coordinator, Bridon-Bekaert, The Ropes Group