Features

Easily create, store, and run custom scripts. You can also integrate third-party devices into the control API.

Send commands to devices for tailored functions to alter playlists, change RSS feeds, input custom text on a screen, and much more.

Command ShowCTRL or SelfCTRL via a laptop, table, or phone on the LAN network.

Command ShowCTRL or SelfCTRL through internet-based APIs.

Host a landing page for controlling a device’s on-screen content, also allows you to transmit serial, TCP/IP, and IR commands.

Monitor device statuses and quickly discover what's working/not working on your network.

Configure device error conditions and how to automatically resolve it by leveraging your other devices or dashboard actions. If that doesn't work, then an automated email to you and/or the customer can be sent out to raise awareness of the problem.

Gain rapid access to computer information, including screenshots and system health snapshots.

Monitor devices experiencing error or offline status and classify their troubleshooting status for clear communication among team members.

Control your LCDs, switchers, video controllers, audio gear, environmental controls, and other third party devices as if they were a native device in our portal by using the External Device Bridges.

Toggle visibility or access of objects based on user, device, or company criteria to streamline their experience by preventing access to irrelevant or sensitive components.

Ensure you use the right permission sets for admins, users, and viewers.

Role-based access control for adding new licenses, configuring and viewing projects, and assigning roles for end users.

Dealers can serve as the parent company to multiple end-users whose access is limited to their own organization.

Set one-time and recurring time-based updates to devices so that end users don't have to do it manually.

Give end users access to control their system through a phone, tablet or laptop with a purpose-built UI instead of thumbing through their dashboard.

Easily relate devices by their project name or site address so you can rapidly see and get from one device to another.

Keep track of all of the internal and external contacts for a project so that you can resolve any post-installation issues without having to pour through old emails or hope someone from the original install team remembers anything about the project.

Track service contracts associated with your projects. Access all essential information, from downtime restrictions, hours or days remaining, or even contract status.

Track extra components left after an installation (e.g., spare modules for an LED video wall) to maintain an inventory of spare parts and their locations.

View one-off notes for a specific device, such as unique features or instructions for how to access it.