Wine feature creative generated from approved product, price and promotion data.
Digital displays are live tickets for the shop floor.
Retaila Digital Displays turns product, price and promotion data into customer-facing in-store advertising for large format screens, tablets, computers and point-of-sale customer screens. Portrait or landscape, one store or many, the communication stays aligned with the same product data discipline that drives tickets and labels.
Retaila display playlist
Scheduled for store screens
Portrait + landscape
Campaign message built for TV-format in-store advertising.
Timed slides, store groups and current offers.
Screen control
Build once from data. Publish to customer-facing screens.
Digital Displays sits beside Ticketing because both are product and price communication systems.
Portrait TVsactive
Landscape TVsscheduled
Promotion changeready
What it creates
In-store advertising that behaves like retail data, not loose artwork.
Stores need clear customer communication where buying decisions happen. Digital displays give product, price and promotional messages a live screen format while keeping control of the underlying data.
Portrait display creative
Use vertical TV screens for product features, price offers, member messages and in-aisle promotional content.
Landscape display creative
Publish widescreen advertising for entrances, counters, service areas, food zones and category destinations.
Playlist and rotation control
Group messages into campaigns, store playlists, timed rotations and location-specific screen schedules.
Ticketing alignment
Keep screen messages consistent with shelf tickets, labels, posters and ESL feeds by using the same product truth.
Automated templates
Turn repeated promotion layouts into governed templates so stores are not rebuilding screen content by hand.
Campaign-ready output
Support member offers, supplier funded promotions, seasonal features, category stories and store announcements.
Digital media
Video, images, YouTube, text and HTML in one managed channel.
Retaila is built for internet-connected display screens across retail and hospitality environments. Operators can create channels, combine different media types, tailor messages for different audiences and schedule the right content for the right screen.
That makes it useful for promotional offers, new product launches, customer information, category education, counter messaging, cafe menus, hotel notices and shopping-centre style display content.
How it works
From product data to screen-ready communication.
Retaila can use the same inputs as ticketing: item data, prices, promotions, departments, store groups and campaign rules. The output is screen communication that can be scheduled and reviewed.
Product data
Media playlist
Display channel
Browser playback
Customer view
No dedicated media players
The browser is the display medium.
Retaila avoids unnecessary hardware complexity by using the native modern browser on the display device. That keeps setup simple, reduces cost and makes deployment practical across TVs, tablets, computers and customer-facing POS screens.
A screen can become a display channel without requiring a separate proprietary media player for every location.
Start with the retail facts.
The strongest screen message is still anchored in product, price, promotion and store context.
- Video, image, YouTube, text and HTML media
- Product names, departments and categories
- Current and promotional prices
- Member offers and supplier-funded campaigns
- Store groups, departments and screen locations
- Portrait or landscape display requirements
Send the message to the right screen.
The same communication layer can support campaign review, store execution and live display presentation.
- Internet-connected display channels
- Portrait TV screen creative
- Landscape TV screen creative
- Promotion playlists and rotations
- Store-specific screen groups
- Customer-facing product and price messages
Why retailers care
Screen content should be as controlled as shelf-edge communication.
Digital displays are not separate from the retail operating system. They are another customer-facing surface where price accuracy, timing and message consistency matter.
Consistency
Match the screen offer to tickets, labels, posters and the approved promotion plan.
Speed
Update in-store advertising quickly when prices, offers or campaign priorities change.
Control
Reduce ad hoc artwork and keep brand, offer, timing and store targeting governed.
Sales focus
Put product and price messages where customers are already deciding what to buy.
Retaila Digital Displays
For customer-facing communication across tickets, labels and screens.
If a retailer already has product and price data flowing into tickets, digital displays are the natural next surface: large format in-store advertising built from the same operational truth.