Digital Menu Board Systems

A digital menu board is a display system used in restaurants and cafes to replace printed menu boards, with content that can be updated remotely via software. Changes to prices, products, and promotions are reflected on all screens within minutes, without the need for reprinting.

It is technically possible but not recommended. The screen behind the counter remains on all day, and the menu content is largely static. Home televisions experience overheating and image retention issues when used this way. Professional digital signage panels designed for 24/7 operation are manufactured specifically for this scenario.

Yes. The content management software features an interface that requires no technical knowledge; updating prices and products on a pre-designed template takes just a few minutes for most businesses. After installation, we provide training to the team responsible for updating the menu.

The number of displays is determined by the number of menu categories and the reading distance. As the distance from the starting point of the line to the display increases, the font size should increase; consequently, fewer items will fit on a single display. We determine the correct number by observing the counter layout during the planning phase.

Yes, this is the feature that generates the most value in chain restaurants. The central team prepares the menu once and sends it to defined branch groups. If regional variations are needed, a custom content section can also be defined for specific branches.

It depends on the point of use. Behind the counter, horizontal placement is generally suitable; however, vertical screens work more effectively next to the order line, at the entrance, and in display areas. Since the orientation of the screen directly affects the content template, it is determined before installation.