Service buildings, cultural centres, squares and stations. Publish events, service notices and urgent messages to every public screen from one account.
Concerts, festivals and exhibitions, shown in the weeks before and taken down on the last day by the schedule itself.
Service notices
Opening hours, water cuts, road works and holiday closures at the service desks where residents actually look.
Urgent messages
A notice that has to go out now. Publish it with a higher priority and it takes over the screens you choose within seconds.
A running line of news
A ticker along the bottom of the screen for short updates, over whatever else is playing.
Many buildings, one team
Tag screens by district, building or floor, and update a whole group at once instead of visiting each one.
Getting a notice out
Posters and on-site visitsWith Jonza
Posters and on-site visits:Printed posters go out building by building
With Jonza:One account for every screen in every building
Posters and on-site visits:Old event posters stay up after the event
With Jonza:Announcements start and end on the dates you set
Posters and on-site visits:Each screen needs someone on site to change its file
With Jonza:Urgent notices go out with priority, within seconds
Posters and on-site visits:Nobody knows which screens are off until someone reports it
With Jonza:Live status for every screen, from the office
Wherever the city meets its people
Service buildings, squares and cultural centres each need a different message.
Service halls
While people wait their turn: which desk does what, and the documents to bring.
Service guides
Required documents
Notices
City squares
Large outdoor screens for events, campaigns and urgent notices.
Events
City campaigns
Urgent notices
Cultural centres
This month's programme, with times and ticket details.
Event programme
Ticket details
Exhibitions
Community facilities
Courses, opening hours and notices in community centres, libraries and sports halls.
Course schedules
Opening hours
Registrations
Staff areas
Internal notices for the municipality's own staff.
Internal announcements
Trainings
Events
See every public screen from the office
Check which screens are online, what they're playing and how they're holding up, across every site. Adjust brightness and rotation remotely, without sending anyone out.
Live status, with storage, memory and signal history
Tags for districts, buildings or screen types
Update a whole group at once
A calendar for the whole programme
Put the season's events on a weekly calendar with start and end dates. A one-day announcement can sit on top of the regular loop, and priorities decide what wins when plans overlap.
Planning screens across the city?
Tell us how many buildings and screens there are, and we'll come back with a plan for the whole network.
Write to us with the number of screens and buildings. We can send Tochi screens, made in Türkiye, with Jonza ready, or set up the ones you have remotely.
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Pair and tag each screen
Each screen shows a six-digit code. Enter it in the dashboard, name the screen and tag it by building or district.
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Publish from one account
Upload posters and videos, build playlists and schedule them. Every screen picks up changes on its own.
Questions municipalities ask
Can several departments share the same screens?
All screens are managed from one account, and tags let you group them by building, district or purpose. Each group can play its own playlists on its own schedule.
How fast can we put out an urgent notice?
Within seconds. Publish it with a higher priority than the regular content and every connected screen you've chosen picks it up on its own.
Do we need staff on site to keep the screens running?
No. You see each screen's status from the dashboard and manage brightness and rotation remotely. Content changes never require a visit.
Which screens and players are supported?
The Jonza player runs on Linux, Windows, Android, Google TV, Amazon Fire TV, LG webOS, Raspberry Pi and Samsung Tizen. If you use something else, ask us.
Can we show notices in more than one language?
Yes. Make a playlist in each language and play them in turn, or put two languages side by side on one screen.
What is digital signage for municipalities?
Screens in service buildings, squares and cultural centres that carry a municipality's events, service notices and urgent messages. Because it's managed online, one team can update every screen in the city from the office.