Digital signage for municipalities from service buildings to the square, on your own server
Residents see notices in service buildings, events at cultural centres, and weather and on-duty pharmacies in the square. MIA runs on the institution's own server, so content and user data stay inside.
- Data stays with the institution
- No monthly fee per screen
- Emergency notice in one click
Scattered buildings, scattered screens
A municipality's screens sit in different buildings under different departments, each updated its own way.
What often happens today
- Each building updates its screen by USB stick, its own way
- Event posters stay on screen after the event
- With cloud software, content and users sit outside
- Screens cannot be reached quickly in a disaster or evacuation
With MIA
- Locations and tags bring every building into one panel
- Event content leaves by itself when its date range ends
- The server is the institution's own; offline license, no phoning home
- The emergency program takes over chosen or all screens instantly
Departments add content, IT stays in charge
The press office uploads notices and the culture department its event posters to their own folders as editors. Service buildings, cultural centres and squares are locations, and the district tag sends a notice only to that district's screens.
After 19:00 the square screen shows on-duty pharmacies, and on concert day the countdown starts in the morning. IT follows who changed what, with IP addresses, in the audit log.
- Weather for every province in Türkiye and world cities
- On-duty pharmacy list as a web page or image
- Admin, editor and viewer roles, unlimited users
Service building and square screens
A ready design preview and real output from the MIA player.
Fictional sample content; the wayfinding board uses a hospital example, the layout is the same in a service building.
Features for public institutions
Self-hosted
Content, users and reports stay on the institution's server, which keeps KVKK simple.
Emergency program
Disaster, evacuation or drill notices on chosen or all screens in one click.
Locations
Service buildings, cultural centres and squares grouped as locations.
Audit log
Who changed what, when and from which IP address; as CSV.
Widgets
Weather, clock, countdown, RSS ticker and scrolling text.
Prayer times
A prayer times widget for your installation: built on request.
Public sector questions
No. It is a one-time license by screen count and term: 1 year, 3 years or a custom term. Prices are by quote, with no monthly fee per screen.
No. MIA runs on the institution's own server, where content, users and reports stay. The license activates offline and MIA never phones home.
If the pharmacists' chamber page allows framing, it shows in a zone as a web page. If not, the list is uploaded each evening as an image or HTML and a time rule puts it on air.
Let's plan screens for your service buildings
Share your buildings and screen count, and we will settle the server option and one-time license in a quote.