Retail chains & convenience
impressBox lets retail and convenience chains run the screens and in-store audio of every store from one dashboard, or by asking the AI agent: promotions on schedule, price boards from templates, and screens that switch off outside opening hours.
Narvesen convenience stores and Caffeine coffee shops in Lithuania replaced static signs and separate music systems with impressBox.
A breakfast offer in the morning, a lunch promo at noon: set once, played in every store at the right time.
Learn moreTemplates keep the design fixed while prices and products change, by hand, from a file or from live data.
Learn moreMusic playlists and screen content managed together, as Narvesen and Caffeine do in their stores.
Learn moreDisplay power and backlight schedules turn screens off outside opening hours to save energy.
Learn moreA nearby screen plays product content when a shopper picks up an item with a sensor.
Learn moreStaff can ask the AI agent in the dashboard, on WhatsApp or in Slack, within their own permissions.
Learn morescreen.club & IKI
screen.club runs its retail media network in IKI supermarkets on impressBox: about 2,400 screens that reach more than half of Lithuanian households, with peer-to-peer delivery inside each store and proof-of-play reports for advertisers.
Narvesen & Caffeine
Narvesen convenience stores and Caffeine coffee shops (including 94 Caffeine cafés) manage screen content, music playlists and device power from one impressBox dashboard instead of USB sticks and separate audio systems.
Most of these come from the prompt library; each is a single request to the AI agent.
“Play this file every working day at 11:00, once.”
Adds a weekday schedule so the promo plays at the right time in every store.
“Rotate these 3 files each week on all internal communications screens until the end of this year.”
Sets a weekly rotation with an end date.
“Publish the files to their matching devices, as named in the second part of each file name.”
Reads the file names and sends each file to the right store screen.
“Set the device volume to 20%.”
Changes the volume on the chosen device.
“Turn the backlight off at 22:00 and back on at 09:00.”
Adds a daily backlight schedule.
impressBox runs on professional displays and media players, so a chain can start with the screens it already owns. When Narvesen and Caffeine joined, their existing Samsung and LG screens were brought into the same network.
Players keep showing cached content when a store connection drops, and screens in the same store share new content over the local network. See offline resilience and supported hardware.
Yes. Narvesen convenience stores and Caffeine coffee shops control music playlists, screen content and device power from one impressBox interface. See the Narvesen & Caffeine story.
Usually not. impressBox runs on professional displays from LG and Samsung, Android displays and TVs, BrightSign and more; Narvesen and Caffeine brought their existing Samsung and LG screens into the network. See supported hardware.
Yes. Display on/off and backlight schedules run on each device, so screens switch off after hours and back on in the morning.
Yes, within the permissions of their account. They can use the dashboard, or ask the AI agent in the dashboard chat, on WhatsApp or in Slack.
The software player starts at €15 per screen per month on a 36-month term, excluding VAT. See pricing.
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