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The lobby answers the questions before the desk has to.

Breakfast hours, checkout time, the Wi-Fi password, where to eat nearby: every one is a minute of staff time. WeDisplay puts the answers on the lobby screen, next to the clock and the weather, and takes notices down when they expire.

A hotel lobby at dusk with a wall screen and a check-in tablet, both lit in soft blue.
What goes on the screen

The lobby, the breakfast room, the corridor.

A lobby loop that carries the answers

Welcome, breakfast hours, checkout time, tonight's notices, in a silent rotation next to a clock and the local weather.

The Wi-Fi as a code guests scan

The network name and password become a code on the screen. Nobody spells a password out loud at the desk.

The breakfast board on a schedule

Up before the first guest is down, gone when service ends. Seasonal notices get an end date and take themselves down.

Live tables from a spreadsheet come with the paid plans, switched on for your account.

Why it keeps working

Built for a business, not a demo.

The desk stops repeating itself

The most-asked questions are on the wall, answered before the queue forms.

Notices take themselves down

A scheduled board ends on time and expired content stops showing by itself.

The lobby is never dark

The screen keeps playing through an outage and comes back on its own after a power cut.

Questions we hear

Three honest answers.

Can guests read it in French and English?

Yes. Put both on the screen, or alternate them. The dashboard itself runs in French, English, Spanish or Romanian per user.

Several properties?

One dashboard runs every property, and each lobby shows its own content.

Do we also get a check-in tablet?

From the same account: the visitor kiosk signs in groups, contractors and deliveries, and notifies the right person.

From the blog

Guides from the team that builds it.

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