How do restaurants control their screens?

By chat. Owners send messages to pair, publish, swap, or monitor displays—no console needed.

Can each TV show different content?

Yes. Use per-screen mapping to apply one creative to all TVs or assign unique items per screen.

Do I need to schedule content?

No. Default mode is Play now. Scheduling is optional.

How do I manage screens and content quickly?

Use quick access tools to schedule orders, edit templates, delete screens, and manage content.

Can I monitor multiple screens at once?

Yes. You can see what's playing on each screen and get notified if a screen drops.

Which devices does Screen Pulse support?

Screen Pulse works with Android TVs & boxes, with a kiosk-ready player APK.

Do I need a dashboard?

No. Everything happens in a chat interface.

Can I publish different content for each screen?

Yes—switch to per-screen mapping and assign items in one view.

Do I have to schedule?

No—Play now is default. Schedules are optional.

What if a TV is offline?

We queue the change and auto-apply when it’s online.

Which devices are supported?

Android TVs and Android boxes via our APK player. Kiosk mode optional.

How do restaurants in Texas use Screen Pulse?

Restaurants in Dallas, Houston, and Austin use Screen Pulse to update menus mid-service, adjust pricing instantly, and schedule dayparts like lunch or happy hour.

How do restaurants in New York use Screen Pulse?

In New York City, Buffalo, and Albany, restaurants use Screen Pulse for outdoor digital menu boards, ensuring menus stay readable under all lighting with anti-glare displays.

How do restaurants in India use Screen Pulse?

QSR chains in Mumbai, Delhi, and Bangalore use Screen Pulse to push localized promotions across multiple branches instantly and manage regional menu variations.

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