Bank digital signage
Bank digital signage for rates, offers, and branch lobbies
Show current rates, product offers, and community news in branch lobbies, teller lines, and drive-up lanes. Marketing sets the campaign once, and each branch adds local events on top of the shared schedule.
First 3 screens free. No credit card.
Rates in one place
Update a rate board once and every branch screen that shows it picks up the change.
Central campaigns, local news
Marketing’s schedule inherits to every branch, and branches layer community events on top.
Offers that end on time
Give every promotion an end date so expired offers come down automatically.
Review before it’s live
Preview every design before publishing; built-in approval chains are planned.
Rate boards that are easy to keep accurate
An out-of-date rate on a lobby screen is a problem. Keep CD, savings, and loan rates on one board design, update the numbers in the editor, and republish to every branch that shows it. Add disclosure text directly to the design so it travels with the offer. Pulling rates from a feed is planned through REST, JSON, and CSV data connections, and a Brand Kit with saved legal disclaimers is planned.
- One rate board shared across branches
- Disclosure text built into the design
- Rate feeds planned
- Saved disclaimers in the Brand Kit planned
Campaigns from marketing, events from the branch
Schedules inherit from corporate to region to branch to screen. Marketing runs the home equity campaign across the network, a region adds its own auto loan offer, and a branch promotes its shred day or financial literacy class. Promotion priority puts the main campaign ahead of the everyday loop, and date ranges retire each offer on schedule. Lobby, teller line, and drive-up screens can each get their own playlists.
- Corporate, region, branch, and screen inheritance
- Promotion priority for key campaigns
- Date ranges on every offer
- Lobby, teller line, and drive-up screen groups
Review before anything goes live
Financial marketing usually passes compliance review before it reaches a customer. Every design can be previewed in the dashboard, so reviewers see exactly what the screen will show. Built-in approval chains, from designer to branch manager to corporate, are planned, along with location-scoped role permissions. Until then, keep publishing access with the people responsible for sign-off, and give each offer an end date so nothing outlives its approval.
- Full previews of each design and playlist
- Approval chains planned
- Location-scoped roles planned
- SSO on Enterprise plans
How it works
Live on screen in three steps
- 1
Add your branches
Create a location per branch and group lobby, teller line, and drive-up screens.
- 2
Build your campaign set
Design rate boards and offers with the AI Designer, then review previews with compliance.
- 3
Schedule network-wide
Publish the corporate schedule and let branches add local events on top.
FAQ
Banks & credit unions: common questions
Can rates update automatically from our core system?
Not yet. Data connections are planned. Today you update the rate board in the editor and republish, and every screen showing it updates.
Does DigitalSign handle compliance review?
No. Your team remains responsible for reviewing content. Built-in approval chains to support that review are planned.
Do you have SOC 2 certification?
We do not claim SOC 2 certification. Screens are meant for marketing content and should not display customer account information.
Can each branch add its own content?
Yes. Branch schedules overlay the corporate schedule through inheritance, so local events run alongside central campaigns.
What does a 40-branch network cost?
Pricing is per active screen after the first three, which are always free. Standard is $3 per screen per month, and networks of 50 or more screens can talk to us about Enterprise.
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