Digital signage – add a screen
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How to add a new screen
- Make sure the media device is plugged into the display and connected to the internet.
- Power on the device — a pairing code appears on the screen.
- In the backend portal go to Modules then Digital Signage Settings.
- Click Add Screen.
- Enter the pairing code shown on the display.
- Name the screen (e.g. Front Menu Board, Drive-Thru, Back Bar) and click Save. The screen is now linked to your account.
How to assign content to a screen
- In Digital Signage Settings, find the screen you just added.
- Click Assign Content.
- Select the menu board, promotional layout, or media you want to display.
- Click Save. The content appears on the screen within seconds.
How to update content on a screen
Any changes you make to your signage content in the portal push to the screen automatically — no need to touch the device. Menu price changes reflect on signage as soon as they sync from the Catalog, typically within a few minutes.
Managing multiple screens
You can add as many screens as your subscription supports. Each screen is managed independently — assign different content to each one. Group screens together if you want to push the same content to multiple displays at once.
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