Hotel digital signage: a screen that earns its place at every stage of the stay
A guest walks past your frontage, checks in at reception, goes up to the room, comes back down for breakfast, looks for their seminar room. At each of those moments, the right information in the right place saves them a question — and saves your team an interruption.
The principle
One platform, a different message in every space
A hotel does not have one signage need: it has seven or eight, and they look nothing alike.
In context
A guest’s journey, from the frontage to the terrace
From the street to check-out, each screen answers a different question — and the last one is no longer for them, but for your staff.
Seminar rooms
The seventh step deserves its own section
Letting rooms means hosting several groups on the same day, with timings that move. That is where signage earns the most — and it is the part most often left out.
One totem at the entrance, and nobody knocks on the wrong door
On the morning of a seminar, thirty people arrive at once looking for the same thing: which room am I in. A screen listing the rooms, the groups and the time slots answers all of them at once.
- ✓Group name, room and floor
- ✓The day’s slots, breaks included
- ✓A last-minute change pushed out in seconds
- ✓The client’s logo on screen for the length of their event
The EMITY suite
The modules a hotel actually switches on
One account, one point of contact. Each module comes in when the need appears, not before.
What it changes
Three effects you can measure
Nothing spectacular: time given back, fewer questions, a brand held together.
Reception gets room to breathe
Routine questions find their answer before the counter. The team keeps its time for the requests that deserve a conversation.
Nothing left to reprint
A carte that changes, a time that shifts, a group name: the correction leaves one desk and lands everywhere. The printed easel disappears.
One brand across every space
The same guidelines from the frontage to the seminar room, whatever the screen and whoever publishes.
In practice
From delivery to the first display
Allow half a day for a first screen, with no particular IT skills.
Plug it in
A socket and a network connection. The screen boots and announces itself in the platform.
Register it
You name it after where it stands — « bar », « lobby », « Mistral room » — and file it by zone.
Compose
The artwork goes together in the built-in editor, to your brand guidelines, in whichever languages matter.
Schedule
Each screen gets its own timetable: morning, service, evening. After that it runs on its own.
Content and hardware
Creating the artwork, and keeping your screens
Design without a third-party tool
EMITY’s built-in editor lives inside E-MANAGER: a carte, a poster, a welcome message are composed straight in the platform, with no export and no extra account. In most cases, that is enough.
If your teams already work with Canva or Adobe Express, both connect as well: the visuals arrive in the media library without a download step in between.
Your existing screens keep working
EMITY stays compatible with every manufacturer. An estate already installed — including the televisions in the rooms — does not have to be replaced to change software.
- ✓E-SOFT installs on the screen itself: Tizen (Samsung), webOS (LG) or Android
- ✓E-BOX takes over when the screen cannot host anything — the media player
- ✓Compatible screens and e-paper panels are covered separately
- ✓Taking over an estate run by another vendor’s software: that is a supported case
Trusted by
Estates of 1 to 1,000 screens, in more than 20 countries
1,000+
customer accounts
7,000+
connected screens
130+
reseller partners
20+
countries
Distribution runs through a network of certified resellers across France and Europe: installation, training and support come from someone close to your property. Neighbouring sectors have their own pages — tourism, menu board management — and the technical groundwork is described on E-MANAGER.
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