Teams spread across long aisles
A message shared at one end of the building may never reach receiving, packing, replenishment, or the next shift.
Warehouses · Employee communication
Align warehouse teams around the day’s priorities.
A managed communication network keeps picking, packing, receiving, inventory, safety, training, and company updates visible across the warehouse—without asking supervisors to maintain another platform.
Communication gaps
A large warehouse cannot rely on one huddle.
Paper becomes background
Static notices stay posted after priorities change and compete with dozens of other signs.
Supervisors repeat the same update
Leaders lose time relaying schedules, safety reminders, staffing changes, and daily focus points one group at a time.
Communication placement
Put each message in the right operational zone.
Choose an area to see the communication role it can play and representative message applications for that location.
Time clocks
Reach employees at the beginning and end of every shift.
- Shift priorities
- Overtime needs
- Safety theme
- Announcements
Communication priorities
A complete communication framework for each warehouse.
Every message is shaped around your approved information, brand standards, operating environment, and workforce.
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Zone priorities
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Wave timing
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Pick accuracy
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Replenishment alerts
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Short-pick process
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Daily wins
A week across the network
Different shifts. One coordinated communication system.
A representative schedule showing how approved messages can change across the week, workforce, and operation.
| Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st shift | Weekly pick plan | Forklift safety | Cycle counts | Inbound priorities | Team recognition | Weekend volume | Monday readiness |
| 2nd shift | Replenishment focus | Pack accuracy | Training dates | Cutoff schedule | Weekend staffing | Safety focus | — |
| 3rd shift | Inventory handoff | Aisle readiness | Quality reminder | Equipment notice | Shipping handoff | — | Next-week plan |
Time-sensitive updates
Make disruptions visible beyond the supervisor’s radio.
Equipment outages, aisle closures, weather changes, and schedule updates can be prioritized on the screens serving the affected warehouse zones.
How it works
Four steps. Zero content-management logins.
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Operational walkthrough
We learn your facilities, shifts, audiences, and the updates that matter most.
- 2
Screen placement plan
We recommend indoor locations and a communication role for each screen.
- 3
We prepare the communication
Our team turns approved information into clear, branded messages designed for workplace viewing.
- 4
Updates by email
Send the request to us. We design, schedule, and manage it without another login for your team.
Network pricing
Start with one screen. Scale across the operation.
Fully managed
$500
per month · first screen included
Content creation upon request, scheduling, and management included. Each additional screen is $100/month.
Hardware, one-time
- Signage Player$250
- 43" Freestanding Display$1,300
Example: 10-screen warehouse
Using existing indoor TVs with Signage Players.
Hardware: $2,500
Monthly: $1,400
Warehouses FAQ
Questions operations teams ask.
Plan your network
Walk through your communication environment with us.
Tell us about your warehouse zones, shifts, workforce, and the updates employees miss today. We’ll outline screen locations, communication priorities, and a transparent estimate.