Yes. DisplayFlow is suitable for takeaway menu screens, meal deals, price updates, lunch and evening menus, and multi-screen menu boards.
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Yes. DisplayFlow is browser based, so routine updates can be made from a phone, tablet or desktop when you have access to the dashboard.
Yes. You can use playlists and schedules for breakfast, lunch, evening menus, events and time-limited promotions.
Often, yes. DisplayFlow uses a browser-based player, although a dedicated player may be more reliable for permanent all-day signage.
Yes. DisplayFlow can run on browser-capable Android devices, mini PCs, Raspberry Pi setups, media players and optional supplied hardware.
Pricing is based on screen use and screen count. Options start from £10 per screen per month, with bundles and larger screen counts available.
Yes. DisplayFlow can manage one screen or many, with different playlists assigned to different screens where needed.
Managed content and design support may be available. Ask about the kind of menus, adverts, posters or notices you want help creating.
Yes. It is useful for customer notices, service information, promotions and waiting-room advertising loops.
Yes, if it suits your business and audience. DisplayFlow gives you the screen management tools; you decide what adverts are appropriate.
No special hardware is always required. You can use compatible browser-capable screens or devices, with optional plug-and-play hardware available.
Yes. The player runs in a compatible browser. If your screen is a non-smart TV or a monitor, our plug and play hardware can turn it into a managed DisplayFlow screen.
Every account starts with a 14-day trial. Paid options start from £10 per screen per month, with optional hardware and annual licence bundles from £175.
Menu changes are designed to be fast. You can edit prices, products and featured items in the dashboard and publish them live straight away.
Yes. Live mobile configuration is one of the core selling points. Owners and managers can update content, switch playlists and publish changes from mobile.
The built-in quiz feature is designed to draw attention back to the display. It works well between promos, menu slides, waiting-area content and other high-visibility screen loops.
Yes. You can schedule playlists by time of day, which is useful for breakfast-to-lunch changes, class timetables, event windows and evening offers.
No. Hardware is optional. You can use compatible screens or devices you already have, or add our plug and play hardware for non-smart TVs, monitors and simpler installations.
USB sticks can work for simple one-off loops, but they are slower and more manual when content changes often. DisplayFlow gives you live updates, mobile control, scheduling, easier multi-screen management and faster changes without visiting every screen with a USB stick.
Yes. Once media has been downloaded to the player, playback can continue from the cached files if the connection drops. New changes and any media that has not been loaded yet will sync once the connection comes back.
Media that has already downloaded can continue playing from cache. New changes and new media sync when the connection comes back.
Yes. Managed design support is available. Request information and we will talk through what you need.
Yes. Many sites start by using compatible screens and players they already own, then add ready-to-go hardware later if they want a more standardised rollout.
Yes. DisplayFlow is designed for small businesses that need simple digital signage for menus, promotions, notices, events and waiting areas without a complex enterprise setup.
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