Digital menu boards for restaurants
Create slides for dishes, prices, combos, and notices, arrange the sequence, and publish from the dashboard. Help guests choose without keeping the menu on a USB drive. The player runs in the browser of your compatible Smart TV, with no TV box.
Test one screen free, no card required, and get it running in about 5 minutes. The menu is visual only; it does not sync automatically with POS or iFood and cannot take orders.
The dishes, prices, and terms below are illustrative. The restaurant must verify every detail before publishing the campaign.
Editable programming reduces improvised printouts and separates lunch, dinner, and promotions without promising automatic synchronization.
Before
A price, item, or service time changes, and the team must find the creative, export it again, and access the TV to replace the file.
With FullViewUp
Content is edited in the dashboard and republished to the channel. The team remains responsible for checking prices, descriptions, and availability.
Before
Breakfast, lunch, happy hour, and dinner compete for space on the same screen even when some options are not being served.
With FullViewUp
Campaigns can run at defined times, making the schedule more consistent with the current service period.
Before
Each unit receives images through chat and adapts the menu without a clear standard for branding, validity, or review.
With FullViewUp
The chain reuses approved campaigns and keeps local channels for items, prices, or opening hours that genuinely differ.
Get started without complexity
Manage communications in one dashboard and publish without carrying USB drives between locations.
Choose a template, add text and images, and review the composition before publishing it.
Group slides into campaigns and choose the channels, dates, and times when each message should appear.
Open the player in a compatible TV browser, pair the code, and start managing content from the dashboard.
The screen should make choosing easier. Use limited information per slide, relevant images, and terms that are readable from a distance.
Present a name, concise description, and verified price. Avoid long lists that force customers to wait through several cycles.
Explain what is included and which choices affect the price without using a headline that hides relevant conditions.
Separate breakfast, lunch, afternoon, and dinner into campaigns scheduled for the hours when each offer is available.
Highlight a temporary dish, dessert, or seasonal promotion and define when the campaign should leave the schedule.
Show pickup instructions, order numbers, hours, ordering methods, and other notices that support the actual service flow.
Communicate unavailable items, temporary changes, or instructions clearly. Complete legal information belongs in the appropriate medium.
Less infrastructure
FullViewUp centralizes management in the browser and reduces manual work without promising integrations that are not part of the product.
On compatible Smart TVs, the player opens in the browser. You do not need to add a computer to every screen.
Once loaded, the schedule remains available during temporary connection issues. Internet access is still required for updates.
One account organizes screens, campaigns, channels, and schedules, including locations at different addresses.
Chains and multi-location restaurant operations
Distribute brand campaigns and keep local channels when prices, products, or hours differ. This keeps the chain consistent without publishing the wrong terms at a location. With no TV box at each location, the network can cost a fraction of the price of international platforms.
Clear limitations regarding prices, ordering, and integrations with restaurant systems.
There is no native POS integration today. Items and prices are maintained in the published content. Any future integration would require a separate review of the system, API, and operating rules.
No. FullViewUp does not automatically import or update the iFood menu. The team must review the TV content and prevent differences in items, prices, or availability.
Yes. Campaigns can be scheduled by date, day, and time. This makes it possible to switch breakfast, lunch, or dinner without manually editing the screen at each service change.
Not in this solution. The screen provides visual communication; it is not a self-service kiosk, checkout, or order management system. Orders remain in the workflow defined by the restaurant.
Media that has already loaded remains cached and can continue playing during a temporary interruption. A connection is required to receive corrections or new campaigns.
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