Indoor media and screen networks
Create campaigns, assign them to channels, and schedule playback from one dashboard. Each connected screen receives the program for its location without USB drives or a dedicated computer. 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. FullViewUp distributes content; selling ads remains your responsibility.
These five examples use real FullViewUp templates and illustrative data. Your operation controls the campaign, sequence, and channel.
Centralized programming reduces travel, conflicting versions, and uncertainty about what each location is displaying.
Before
Every change requires sending a file, guiding someone on site, or carrying a USB drive around. A small correction becomes a chain of messages and visits.
With FullViewUp
The team edits the campaign in the dashboard and publishes it to the right channel. Connected screens receive the new programming without manual work at every address.
Before
Advertiser assets, local notices, and institutional content sit in scattered folders with no clear playback order.
With FullViewUp
Slides form campaigns, and campaigns feed channels. The operator can separate messages by audience, location, or purpose.
Before
A promotion remains on screen after its deadline or a notice appears outside the agreed period because someone forgot to remove it.
With FullViewUp
Scheduling defines dates, days, and times. Programming changes according to those rules instead of relying on external reminders.
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.
Combine useful information for people at the venue with commercial placements that fit the audience at that specific location.
Run approved creative from local partners and organize the sequence according to the commercial terms of each campaign.
Share maintenance updates, usage rules, access changes, and other useful information for visitors, residents, or employees.
Give relevant local businesses space in the schedule without turning the entire playlist into an uninterrupted series of offers.
Schedule fairs, meetings, seasonal activities, and key dates so they appear only while the information is still current.
Explain the network proposition, present contact channels, and reinforce the visual identity between commercial campaigns.
Use concise headlines and an information ticker when an appropriate source exists, keeping text readable within the viewing time.
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.
Distributed operations
Group screens by channel and combine shared with location-specific campaigns. Run national, regional, and local communication without duplicating the entire workflow. With no TV box at each location, the network can cost a fraction of the price of international platforms.
Straight answers about installation, segmentation, and continuity of your programming.
Not as a rule. On a compatible Smart TV, the player runs in the browser. Confirm compatibility with the models used by your network before a large-scale rollout.
Yes. Channels determine which programming reaches each screen. You can reuse one campaign across several locations or maintain a dedicated schedule for a specific address.
Previously loaded content remains cached and can continue playing during a temporary connection issue. Internet access is required to receive changes and download new media.
No. The system organizes and distributes content for your operation. Prospecting, negotiation, and creative approval remain the responsibility of the network operator.
Yes. Published plans cover different screen counts, and larger operations can request a custom commercial proposal. Sizing depends on the number of locations and how the network will be used.
Explore the plans in the official app or create your account to get started.
