100 screens, one server
Every floor of a hotel, the buildings of a campus or the branches of a chain. MIA is designed to run about 100 screens from one server and has been tested with 100.
Every screen at a glance
The dashboard shows online, offline and pending screens together with the platform and version breakdown. You see at once which screen needs attention.
In large installations deployments go out gradually so the server is not overloaded. Emergency changes never wait in line.
- Load-tested with 100 screens
- Emergency changes at once
- Platform and version breakdown
How scale is kept in check
A hundred screens asking for a new program at the same moment can strain a small server. That is why, in large installations, deployments go out gradually so the server is not overloaded. The emergency program never waits in line.
Recommended server
We size the server with you for your number of screens. We recommend SSD storage, a wired network connection, an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) and a fixed IP address. With video-heavy content, plan extra disk space, and with many screens, plan the local network bandwidth too; a large video deployment will reach a hundred screens on the same day.
As you grow
- Organise screens by location and tag so the list stays manageable as it grows.
- Switch on offline screen alerts.
- Watch disk and memory use on the system status page.
- If you are going beyond 100 screens, let us plan the server resources together.
Managing several organisations or a reseller structure from one panel is not ready today and can be built for your installation. For detailed requirements, see the server options page.
Related features
Controlled deployments
Numbered deployments with per-screen status.
System status and disk guard
Watch memory and disk from the panel.
Self-hosted installation
Scale on your own infrastructure, under your control.
Get a quote for your screen count
The license is a one-time purchase based on screen count and duration, with no monthly fee per screen.