Yes. Skoop’s dashboard lets you update menus, promotions, and display settings across all your locations in real time.

Yes—dynamic content and well-placed upsell prompts are proven to drive more high-margin add-ons like drinks, sides, or desserts.

We follow industry best practices for screen contrast, font size, and user interface design to support accessibility needs.

Absolutely. You can create promotional campaigns, seasonal menus, or daypart-specific content and schedule it in advance.

Yes, we offer a range of professionally designed templates optimized for food menus, combo deals, allergen labeling, and more.

We integrate with leading restaurant POS systems like Toast, Square, Lightspeed, and Clover for real-time menu updates.

From quick-serve restaurants (QSRs) to cafes, food trucks, and full-service chains—any business with a menu can benefit from digital signage.

Definitely. Skoop reduces reliance on paper signs and printed flyers by allowing schools to display announcements, events, and reminders across digital bulletin boards and hallway screens in real time.

Yes. With Skoop’s centralized school signage management system, district IT teams can schedule, monitor, and update content across dozens of schools—while still giving principals local control over announcements and events.

Very. Skoop features an intuitive drag-and-drop editor so teachers and administrators can easily update signage content from their desktop, Chromebook, or tablet—no technical skills required.

Yes. Skoop makes it easy to share STEM facts, trivia slides, lunch menus, and student recognition content on hallway monitors, interactive classroom screens, and digital bulletin boards.

Yes. Unlike general digital signage software, Skoop is purpose-built for education. It offers classroom-specific scheduling, student-focused slides, emergency messaging tools, and remote screen monitoring tailored for K-12 and higher education.

Skoop works with Chrome OS, Android, Windows, and smart TVs—no proprietary hardware required. Schools can use existing screens, tablets, or kiosks to deploy content and reduce startup costs.

Absolutely. Skoop’s education display software allows you to embed school logos, mascots, and colors into signage templates. With multi-location controls, school districts can push branded content to multiple campuses from one dashboard.

Yes. Skoop’s emergency alert integration lets you instantly display lockdown notifications, evacuation instructions, and CAP-compliant messages across every screen—crucial for school safety and crisis response protocols.

Skoop stands out from Rise Vision and NoviSign by offering education-specific signage tools, like classroom display scheduling, real-time emergency alerts, and drag-and-drop menu templates—all managed through a simple, cloud-based platform for districts and individual schools.

School digital signage is used to share announcements, live schedules, lunch menus, safety alerts, and educational content across hallway screens, cafeteria displays, and front office monitors. It helps improve campus communication and student engagement.

Definitely. Skoop reduces reliance on paper signs and printed flyers by allowing schools to display announcements, events, and reminders across digital bulletin boards and hallway screens in real time.

Very. Skoop features an intuitive drag-and-drop editor so teachers and administrators can easily update signage content from their desktop, Chromebook, or tablet—no technical skills required.

Yes. Skoop makes it easy to share STEM facts, trivia slides, lunch menus, and student recognition content on hallway monitors, interactive classroom screens, and digital bulletin boards.

Yes. With Skoop’s centralized school signage management system, district IT teams can schedule, monitor, and update content across dozens of schools—while still giving principals local control over announcements and events.

Yes. Unlike general digital signage software, Skoop is purpose-built for education. It offers classroom-specific scheduling, student-focused slides, emergency messaging tools, and remote screen monitoring tailored for K-12 and higher education.

Skoop works with Chrome OS, Android, Windows, and smart TVs—no proprietary hardware required. Schools can use existing screens, tablets, or kiosks to deploy content and reduce startup costs.

Absolutely. Skoop’s education display software allows you to embed school logos, mascots, and colors into signage templates. With multi-location controls, school districts can push branded content to multiple campuses from one dashboard.

Yes. Skoop’s emergency alert integration lets you instantly display lockdown notifications, evacuation instructions, and CAP-compliant messages across every screen—crucial for school safety and crisis response protocols.

Skoop stands out from Rise Vision and NoviSign by offering education-specific signage tools, like classroom display scheduling, real-time emergency alerts, and drag-and-drop menu templates—all managed through a simple, cloud-based platform for districts and individual schools.

School digital signage is used to share announcements, live schedules, lunch menus, safety alerts, and educational content across hallway screens, cafeteria displays, and front office monitors. It helps improve campus communication and student engagement.

Yes. You can use Skoop to display content from tools like Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Slack, Trello, Power BI, and custom APIs—keeping screens updated automatically with real-time data and internal metrics.

Yes. Skoop’s screen management software is built to support organizations of all sizes, from startups to global enterprises. It grows with your business, letting you easily manage dozens—or thousands—of screens through a single platform.

Absolutely. Skoop’s cloud-based screen management software lets remote admins or assistants push content changes to any screen—across floors, buildings, or countries—without being onsite.

Office screen displays make announcements, company metrics, and team recognition highly visible—creating a more connected, informed workplace. Engagement increases when information is easy to access and visually reinforced throughout the day.

No. Skoop’s digital signage software is compatible with a wide range of hardware including smart TVs, tablets, media players, and wall-mounted monitors. It’s flexible for single-office setups or multi-campus organizations.

Yes. Skoop enables dynamic meeting room signage that syncs with your calendar system to show live room availability and schedules on dedicated digital screens—automatically and in real time.

Screen management software allows office admins to control and update digital displays from a centralized dashboard—no IT support required. It replaces outdated methods like printed notices and helps reduce message delays in fast-paced environments.

Digital signage software for offices helps teams communicate effectively across departments and locations by displaying updates, announcements, and schedules on internal screens. It improves visibility, reduces reliance on email, and keeps everyone aligned in real time.

Yes. By showing calming visuals, educational content, and queue progress, Skoop digital signage helps reduce anxiety and perceived wait times in hospital and clinic waiting rooms.

Skoop can integrate with healthcare systems through API connections to display live data such as wait times or department updates, enhancing operational visibility.

Yes. Skoop uses encrypted cloud infrastructure, role-based access controls, and administrative permissions to ensure signage security in HIPAA-sensitive environments.

Hospitals can display patient queue status, appointment notices, public health info, cafeteria menus, staff bulletins, emergency procedures, and wellness content on screens throughout their facility.

Yes. Skoop’s cloud platform enables centralized management of digital signage across multiple facilities, making it ideal for healthcare systems and multi-location medical networks.

Yes. Skoop can manage patient-facing digital kiosks and lobby TVs, allowing clinics to display digital check-in instructions, FAQs, service lists, and welcome messages.

Absolutely. Unlike static signage, Skoop’s cloud-based platform allows real-time content updates, daypart scheduling, and compliance messaging—helping hospitals stay agile and informative.

With Skoop’s multi-location dashboard, you can group stores by region, assign localized content, or deploy national promotions across all your c-store locations. This centralized control reduces workload and ensures consistency.

Yes. Skoop is designed for flexibility and works across hospital campuses, specialty clinics, urgent care centers, and private practices to deliver consistent, branded content across all screen types.

Skoop enables medical facilities to share wait times, appointment updates, wayfinding directions, and healthcare tips on TVs and digital kiosks—improving the patient experience and reducing confusion.

Hospital and clinic digital signage software is used to manage screen displays across lobbies, waiting rooms, patient kiosks, and staff areas. It helps deliver important announcements, queue updates, health education, and emergency alerts in real time.

Skoop makes it easy to monetize your digital signage network. Our platform supports vendor ad playlists, scheduled campaigns, and usage tracking—so you know exactly which ads are running, when, and where.

Updates go live in seconds. You can manage your c-store screens from any device using our cloud-based screen management dashboard, giving you full flexibility and real-time control over all content.

Not necessarily. Skoop’s signage platform works with most commercial-grade smart TVs and digital displays. We’ll assess your existing hardware and provide setup guidance to get your screens running efficiently.

Absolutely. Skoop supports a wide variety of screen formats including shelf-edge signage, end-cap displays, and cooler door screens—ideal for driving impulse buys and enhancing in-store merchandising.

Yes. Skoop’s digital signage software includes ad scheduling tools that allow you to pre-set campaigns for vendors, seasonal offers, and in-store promotions. You can define start and end times, create loops, and manage inventory-driven messaging with ease.

Convenience store digital signage is a centralized screen management solution used in c-stores to display digital menu boards, vendor ad loops, promotions, pricing, and product content. It replaces static signage with dynamic, real-time updates.

Skoop improves DOOH performance with precise scheduling, localized targeting, real-time updates, and deep reporting. You can dynamically optimize campaigns by screen, time of day, or location—maximizing impressions and ROI while reducing wasted ad spend.

Definitely. Skoop is ideal for retail environments that want to turn in-store screens into monetizable media assets. Whether you're promoting internal campaigns or offering vendor ad space, Skoop makes it easy to centralize content and manage retail signage across multiple stores or locations.

Yes. Skoop automatically tracks when, where, and how long each ad plays using second-by-second logs. Proof of Play reports include timestamped playback data, geolocation info, ad duration, and repetition counts—ideal for transparent billing and campaign verification.

Yes. Visual verification is available through automated content capture tools that provide images or videos of your screens displaying specific content in physical context. This is ideal for high-value campaigns and clients that need visual confirmation.

Skoop includes live screen monitoring powered by real-time AI, so you can see exactly what’s playing on each screen—without needing cameras or extra hardware. It detects playback issues, verifies content delivery, and gives you peace of mind at scale.

Skoop supports a wide variety of commercial and public display types, including digital billboards, transit displays, interactive kiosks, elevator screens, mall signage, digital street furniture, and mobile vehicle displays. Our platform is hardware-flexible and scalable.

A DOOH CMS (Content Management System) lets you create, schedule, and push content to any screen in your network—all from one dashboard. With Skoop’s cloud-based CMS, you can manage creatives, rotate ads, track campaigns, and get real-time status reports without needing on-site support.

Skoop supports smart TVs, wall-mounted displays, touchscreen kiosks, tablets, and even in-room televisions. Whether you're outfitting a lobby, dining area, wellness center, or residential hallway, our software is compatible with both horizontal and vertical display formats.

Absolutely. Skoop integrates with major SSP (Supply-Side Platform) and DSP (Demand-Side Platform) partners, enabling you to monetize your screens through real-time automated ad placements. You maintain control while tapping into programmatic revenue from verified buyers.

Yes. Skoop’s cloud-first platform offers full control over your entire DOOH screen network—no matter how many screens, cities, or clients you're managing. Whether you operate transit shelters, digital billboards, or mall kiosks, our dashboard simplifies scheduling, updates, and screen grouping.

DOOH (Digital Out-of-Home) display management software is a centralized platform that allows businesses to control digital advertising screens in public environments. From city billboards and transit stations to mall kiosks and car-top displays, Skoop’s DOOH CMS helps schedule, manage, and monitor all content remotely with precision and flexibility.

Digital signage in senior living facilities is used to share daily menus, activity schedules, community announcements, wellness reminders, and emergency alerts. These screens improve communication, reduce staff workload, and enhance the resident experience by delivering clear, real-time information across your property.

Yes. Skoop integrates with many senior living POS and dietary management systems to display live meal information on cafeteria or in-room screens. Residents can see current menu options, credit balances, allergens, and nutritional info updated in real time—without staff needing to manually input changes.

Absolutely. Skoop Signage is built with accessibility in mind. Our screen templates use large, easy-to-read fonts, high-contrast color schemes, and simplified layouts—designed to accommodate seniors with vision impairments or cognitive challenges. This ensures that information is not only visible, but truly usable.

Yes. Skoop includes a built-in emergency broadcast feature that pushes alerts to every screen in seconds. This is crucial for fire alarms, severe weather events, medical lockdowns, or safety drills—ensuring every resident and staff member is informed immediately.

Skoop is designed for non-technical users. Staff members can update content from any device, manage screen zones, or schedule content rotation with minimal training. There’s no need for IT support or complex software. Updating a menu, announcement, or welcome message takes just a few clicks.

Yes. Skoop’s centralized screen management software allows administrators to group displays by building, floor, or facility. You can update content across all locations at once or customize messages by site—ideal for senior living networks or multi-campus operations.

Yes. Unlike general-purpose platforms like ScreenCloud or NoviSign, Skoop is purpose-built for restaurants. It offers daypart scheduling, POS integration, branded menu templates, and kiosk support—features that help fast casual and QSR restaurants increase efficiency and order value.

Yes. Skoop is trusted by multi-unit operators and franchise restaurant groups thanks to its scalable CMS, brand-approved templates, and centralized dashboard that can control hundreds of restaurant locations simultaneously.

Skoop is designed for quick-service restaurant (QSR) environments where speed, accuracy, and upsell visibility matter. Features like POS integration, breakfast/lunch/dinner scheduling, and multi-screen control make it a perfect fit for high-volume operations.

Absolutely. Skoop’s cloud-based digital menu board software is a modern alternative to USB or PowerPoint-driven displays. It allows real-time updates, dynamic layouts, and automated scheduling across all your restaurant TVs and screens.

Yes. Restaurant digital signage with upsell zones, promotional banners, and combo deal callouts helps drive higher-margin purchases—like drinks, desserts, and meal upgrades.

Raydiant and UPshow focus heavily on entertainment and in-store engagement. Skoop, however, is built for restaurants specifically—providing real-time menu syncing, self-order kiosk compatibility, and advanced scheduling tools that align with operational needs in foodservice.

Skoop follows accessibility best practices including high-contrast display designs, readable font sizes, and clear visuals to help ensure your restaurant signage is ADA-friendly and user-accessible.

Yes. Skoop offers professionally designed digital menu board templates tailored for restaurants, including layouts for combo meals, allergen notices, calorie info, and promotional zones.

Yes. You can pre-schedule content like limited-time offers, seasonal menu boards, or breakfast/lunch/dinner menus to rotate automatically based on time or date across your restaurant screens.

Absolutely. Skoop supports POS integration with popular restaurant systems like Toast, Square, Clover, Lightspeed, and others to ensure real-time syncing of menu items, pricing, and availability.

Digital menu boards are ideal for quick-service restaurants (QSRs), cafes, food trucks, fast casual, and full-service restaurants looking to modernize displays, reduce print costs, and increase sales.

Yes. Skoop’s restaurant digital signage software includes a cloud-based dashboard that lets you manage menus, promotions, and display schedules across one or many restaurant locations in real time.

Skoop’s cannabis digital signage software is compatible with TVs, monitors, tablets, and touch-screen kiosks. You can display vertical or horizontal content across any screen type used in your dispensary.

Skoop includes dispensary compliance signage tools that schedule and rotate required messaging like age restrictions, state disclaimers, purchase limits, and health warnings—helping you meet cannabis regulatory requirements with ease.

Yes. Skoop retail signage software supports TVs, digital shelf tags, touchscreen kiosks, vertical screens, and custom-sized monitors—perfect for product discovery, loyalty sign-ups, and store navigation.

Yes. Skoop supports branded cannabis kiosk solutions that enable self-service ordering, strain browsing, and price checking—improving customer experience and reducing wait times.

Absolutely. You can manage all cannabis signage—from menus to compliance boards—remotely through Skoop’s cloud-based dashboard. Make instant updates across one or multiple dispensary locations without visiting the store.

Yes. Skoop’s cannabis digital signage platform includes a built-in content scheduler, so you can run vendor ads, daily deals, new product launches, and upsell promotions across your dispensary’s digital screens, kiosks, and TVs.

Skoop Signage integrates with top cannabis POS systems including Flowhub, Maui POS, Leafly, Divvy Digital, and STRAIN. This ensures your digital menu boards auto-sync with live product inventory and pricing—eliminating manual updates and out-of-stock errors.

Cannabis dispensary digital signage software powers in-store displays like TV menus, self-service kiosks, and compliance screens. It allows dispensaries to showcase live product inventory, THC/CBD content, pricing, and promotions in real time—while staying compliant with state regulations.

Very. Skoop’s drag-and-drop editor and intuitive dashboard are built for non-technical users. Most retail teams can manage content and schedule displays after a short walkthrough—no design or coding experience required.

Yes. Skoop includes vendor ad loop functionality, allowing retail stores to run brand partner promotions with scheduling tools, expiration rules, and approval workflows—all managed from one interface.

Skoop enables screen operators to add “Ad Slots” to their screens. Outside sponsors and advertisers can then purchase ad slots and schedule ad campaigns online.

Updates are instant. With Skoop’s cloud platform, you can change retail signage content across a single screen or your entire store network within seconds—ideal for flash sales or urgent price updates.

Absolutely. Skoop’s cloud-based signage management dashboard enables localized control over your retail display content—so you can schedule region-specific promos, seasonal offers, or A/B test campaigns across multiple retail locations.

Retail digital signage software displays promotional content, pricing updates, product features, and brand messaging on in-store screens—like TVs, shelf displays, kiosks, and endcaps. It’s designed to enhance the customer experience and drive conversions at the point of sale.

Yes. Skoop integrates with major retail POS systems to automate signage updates based on live inventory levels, price changes, product availability, and customer behavior—eliminating manual input and keeping displays current.

Yes, Skoop is integrated with the largest DSP’s and SSP’s. With SKOOP Signage, you can connect to the best programmatic exchanges such as Place Exchange, Vistar Media, The Trade Desk, Hivestack, and more.

1. Plug your Fire TV into your TV’s HDMI port and then plug the power adapter into an outlet.2. Use the USB cable to connect the power adapter and your Fire TV.3. Turn on your TV and switch to the correct HDMI input.4. If your remote doesn’t pair automatically, press the Home button until “Press to start” appears on-screen (about 10 seconds).5. Follow the on-screen instructions to connect to Wi-Fi and download the latest software update. Note: If you’re having issues with your Wi-Fi password, contact your internet service provider.6. Sign in with your Amazon account.7. Follow the on-screen questions to set up equipment control for devices like soundbars.8. Once you are in, hit “find” or “search” and search for the “Skoop Signage” app.

You do NOT need a smart TV. Skoop makes it simple and easy. As long as your TV has an HDMI port and your facility has wifi, you are good to go!

1. Less is more, 6 or less words is ideal. You only have a few seconds to get your message across.2. Make text large. People are viewing your ads from a distance, make sure they can read it.3. Don’t overwhelm with too much information. We do not recommend cluttering your ad with your website, phone number, and email.