Centoview is a web-based digital signage platform for managing screens from storefronts to networks across hundreds of locations. Teams can create playlists with drag and drop, schedule images and videos by time, date, location, or tag, and target messages to selected screens. The platform supports remote monitoring, offline playback, synchronized multi-display and video-wall management, and proof-of-play reporting. Compatible hardware includes LG webOS and Samsung Tizen System-on-Chip displays, Linux, e-Ink displays, and external media players. Templates and automation support consistent branding. Approval controls and customizable roles govern publishing rights. Centoview lists API access, Single Sign-On, external connections, and trigger-based scheduling. It is presented for retail, corporate, government, healthcare, and industry uses such as menu boards, wayfinding, welcome screens, and control rooms. The maker says it manages more than 35,000 screens in over 40 countries. Pricing is available on request.
Who it is for
Centoview suits organizations managing digital signage across multiple locations. Its listed use cases include retail, corporate, government, healthcare, and industrial environments.
What is good
- Schedules content by time, location, date, or tag
- Supports LG webOS and Samsung Tizen screens
- Offers remote monitoring and offline playback
- Includes approval controls and customizable user roles
- Lists API and Single Sign-On support
What to know first
- No trial availability is stated
- End-user operating-system support is not described
Verdict
Centoview focuses on centralized signage management, scheduling, monitoring, and access control. It is designed for organizations operating varied screen networks, with pricing handled through a demo or sales contact.
Compared on digital signage software
- Content types
- images, videos
- User roles
- advanced
- API access
- Yes
