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Menu boards that keep up with service. Update menus by daypart, store, or campaign, and local playback keeps the counter moving even when the network wobbles.
A menu board is the hardest-working screen in a quick-service restaurant. It has to be right — the right items, the right prices, the right daypart — at every location, every minute the store is open. Doing that with static signage or consumer TVs means ladders, printed inserts, and price drift between stores.
TelemetryOS turns menu boards into a managed application. Menus are scheduled by daypart, store, or campaign from one console, and every change publishes to the right screens in seconds. A limited-time offer can go live across 400 stores at 11am and disappear at 2pm without anyone touching a screen.
Because TelemetryOS devices play content locally, the counter keeps moving even when the network doesn't. Boards don't blank, spin, or fall back to a stale menu when connectivity wobbles — playback continues from the device, and updates sync when the connection returns.

Menu boards rarely live alone. The same platform that drives the boards behind the counter also runs the drive-through displays, the self-order kiosks, and the promo screens in the dining room — one console, one content pipeline, one fleet to monitor.
For operators and integrators, that consolidation is the point. Device health, proof of playback, and content schedules are visible across every location, so a board that's down in one store is a dashboard alert, not a customer complaint. And because TelemetryOS is an application platform, menu boards can go beyond static layouts: live POS-driven sold-out states, dynamic pricing, and localized menus per market are all applications, not custom one-off installs.
Common questions about dynamic menu boards
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