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The product is a Digital Signage software. It is a plug and play device, no bigger than the average wallet, that can plug into any display or TV. The content that plays is decided and controlled by you. Each box is connected to a login and password...
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I've been using screenfluence for years for my customers. It's the most reliable system we've ever used. If you're looking for software that's easy to use for your digital signage, you should definitely try this one out.
Screenfluence was able to handle all of my digital signage needs very easily and effectively. Within days I had my players and was up and running. The players are plug and play which made implementation very easy. Their simple to use online platform allows me to manage our entire network of screens from one single account. The interface is straight forward and intuitive.
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