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One control centre for rooms, content and screens. The three-column view, Stanza Full, Totem and Templates support composition and scheduling.
When a family enters a funeral home, they need to know where to go and which information to follow. Meanwhile, you coordinate different rooms, screens and programmes.
The new Funeral Media interface organises work in three columns. Use Stanza Full for full-screen content and Totem for area-based compositions. Templates let you reuse prepared compositions. Link RestInCloud case files and schedule content without rewriting every screen.
The management view keeps selection, composition and content together so you can work on a room without losing context.
Choose the full-screen workflow with Stanza Full or area-based composition with Totem. The two modes remain recognisable.
Divide the screen into one to four areas and assign colours to rooms so visitors can recognise where they need to go.
Link a RestInCloud case to display details of the deceased, memorial notices, times and locations throughout the ceremony journey.
Start with a prepared composition and reuse it when working on rooms. Images, videos, text and widgets retain their roles in the programme.
Schedule publishing periods and transitions between ceremonies. During rest periods the player displays black; this does not physically switch off the television.
| Before | With RESTinCloud |
|---|---|
| Visiting every room to change its content | Managing programmes and screens across locations from one panel |
| Rewriting names, locations and times on several screens | Linking content to the RestInCloud funeral case file |
| Remembering to change the programme between ceremonies | Preparing publishing periods in advance |
| Repeating directions to every visitor | Showing rooms, colours and useful information on kiosks and monitors |
Examples based on a verified demo workflow; data and people in the videos are entirely synthetic.