Run the screens in every building from one place

CompleteVantage puts your announcements, menus, dashboards and room calendars on Android TVs, Fire TV and web browsers. Each screen follows its own local time, and keeps playing when the internet drops.

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Lobby welcome screen with logo, photo and the time
Lobby, New York Live
Meeting room screen showing the room as available, with the next meetings
Room 4.02, London Live
Portrait price board for a counter
Café, Singapore Live
Four key numbers for the week on a branded screen
Operations, Chicago Live

Everything a screen network needs, in one admin

Pair a TV, give it something to show, decide when it shows it. The rest is there when you need it: dashboards, room calendars, emergency messages, reports and alerts.

See every screen as it is right now

The overview draws each screen as a TV, with a status light and the local time where it hangs. Green means it checked in within the last 90 seconds. Amber means it has gone quiet. Red means it is offline, and you get an email, a Teams or Slack message, or a webhook call after the delay you choose.

Open a screen to see what it is playing, take a screenshot, reload it or restart the app. On Android screens, live view streams a fresh picture every few seconds, so you can check a lobby in Singapore without calling anyone there.

Monitoring and alerts

The overview page: every screen drawn as a TV, with its status light, location and local time

Design on the real player, not a mock-up

The layout designer's canvas is the same player your TVs run, drawing your unsaved design as you work. What you see is what the screen will show, down to the fonts and the clock.

Start from more than twenty templates for lobbies, meeting rooms, menus, safety notices, events and KPIs, in landscape or portrait. They pick up your logo, colors and fonts from the brand kit, so a change of brand restyles every screen at once.

The designer and templates

The layout designer: the real player draws the design while zones are moved and resized

Schedules that run on each screen's clock

Breakfast menu until 11:00, lunch after. A holiday notice for one week in December. One schedule covers every location, and each screen applies it in its own time zone: the Chicago café switches at 11:00 Chicago time, the London one at 11:00 London time.

Schedules are stored on the screen and evaluated there, so a switch still happens when the network is down. When something urgent comes up, a broadcast takes over chosen screens within seconds and hands back when it ends.

Scheduling

The week view of schedules for all screens, groups and single screens

Live dashboards and room calendars on the wall

Show a sales dashboard, a production board or a status page full screen. Add the page's access key as a URL parameter or HTTP header: it is stored masked, sent only to screens and never shown in previews.

Connect a room's calendar with its iCal link from Outlook, Microsoft 365 or Google Calendar, and the door panel shows Available or In use, until when, and what's next. Private meetings show as Busy.

Dashboards and meeting room signage

Meeting room screen showing the room as available, with the next meetings
Room 4.02, London Live

When the network drops, the screens don't notice

The Android app keeps the player and every file it needs on the device. A box that restarts with no internet still comes back to your content. Plays are counted offline and uploaded later, so proof-of-play reports stay complete.

How offline playback works

  • Cached on the deviceImages, video, slides, layouts, fonts and the player itself.
  • Schedules evaluated locallyIn the screen's time zone, with the server's clock as reference.
  • Plays kept until they uploadCounted once, even if a batch is sent twice.
  • WatchdogsThe app restarts itself after a crash, and starts at boot where the box allows it.

From box to screen in three steps

  1. Pair the screen

    Install the app on an Android TV or Fire TV box, or open the player in a browser. Type the six-character code it shows into the admin.

  2. Add content

    Upload images, video, PDFs or PowerPoint, add a web page, or pick a template and change the words.

  3. Choose when it plays

    Assign it to the screen or a group, or schedule it by day and time. The screen updates within about 30 seconds.

Runs on screens you can buy anywhere

No proprietary media players. Use a small Android box behind each TV, a Fire TV stick, or any computer with a browser.

  • Android TV and Google TV

    The native app with offline cache, remote restart, screenshots, live view and over-the-air updates.

  • Amazon Fire TV

    Fire OS is Android underneath: install the same app on a Fire TV stick or cube.

  • Android boxes

    Most boxes running Android 5.1 or later, including kiosk mode on boxes that support device owner.

  • Web browsers

    Open the player in any modern browser on a mini PC or a TV with a good built-in browser.

Supported hardware and what to buy

Put your first screen on in ten minutes

Try every feature free for 14 days. No card required. Pair a TV with a six-character code, pick a template, and it's live.

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