A digital signage platform for putting images, video, documents and web content on screens — from one display in a reception area to thousands across an estate. Yodeck is built by Yodeck; Infivex resells, implements and supports it.
Yodeck is a digital signage platform. You upload media, arrange it into playlists, decide when and where each playlist runs, and the screens do the rest. Everything is managed remotely from a PC through the online platform, which is the whole point — the person maintaining the content should never have to walk to the display.
Yodeck is a third-party product. We did not build it, and we do not claim to. What Infivex brings is the implementation and the ongoing support: choosing the right setup, getting screens live, structuring the content so it stays maintainable, and being the number you call when something goes dark.
If you already know you want general-purpose signage — playlists, scheduled media, a few dozen or a few thousand screens — this is a proven platform and we are happy to put it in.
Nothing exotic, and that is a compliment. Signage software earns its keep by being uneventful.
Display images and videos and arrange them into playlists via drag and drop. Building a screen's content is a matter of ordering blocks, not writing anything.
Show documents and web pages alongside your own media, so an existing internal page or a PDF can go on a screen without being redesigned first.
YouTube videos and livestreams can be part of the rotation — useful for a company broadcast, an event feed or a channel you already publish to.
Set different content schedules so the morning does not look like the afternoon, and the lobby does not look like the canteen.
Manage thousands of screens from the same platform. Scale is a matter of how you group and target them rather than how many tools you run.
Upload, edit and display content remotely from a PC through the online platform — no visit to the building, no USB stick, no ladder.
Both put things on screens. They solve different problems, and plenty of sites end up wanting one of each.
Content you curate: playlists, campaigns, announcements, video walls, scheduled media. Somebody decides what should be on the screen and when. Third-party product, implemented and supported by Infivex.
Content nobody curates: today's programme, which room, which floor, what time. It is driven live by booking and reservation data, so the screen changes because the booking changed. Built by Infivex.
Explore SLinkHub ScreensThe short version: if a person should decide what is on the screen, that is Yodeck. If the schedule should decide, that is SLinkHub Screens.
Buying signage software is easy. Having screens that still show the right thing in eighteen months is the part that needs someone responsible for it.
No. Yodeck is a third-party digital signage platform. Infivex resells it, implements it and supports it. The products we build ourselves are SLinkHub, Finly and SLinkHub Screens — we keep that distinction clear on purpose.
Yodeck is general-purpose signage: you decide what plays and when, using playlists and schedules. SLinkHub Screens is driven live by booking and reservation data and exists to answer "where do I need to be" — wayfinding rather than curated media. Different jobs, and a venue can reasonably want both.
No. Content is uploaded, edited and published remotely from a PC through the online platform. That is a large part of the value once you have screens in more than one building.
Yes. Alongside images and video, the platform can display documents, web pages, YouTube videos and livestreams. Existing content usually does not need to be rebuilt to go on a screen.
Us. Implementing something means being answerable for it afterwards, so support for the setup we delivered runs through Infivex — see Support.
How many displays, in how many buildings, and who will be keeping the content current. From there we can tell you whether Yodeck, SLinkHub Screens or both is the right answer.