Signagelive is built for enterprise rollouts across UK, EU and APAC. Belgian real estate, and Omnicasa specifically, sits outside what it connects to.
Signagelive earns its reputation in regulated, multi-region networks. Banks, transport, healthcare. You get an audit trail, governance on who can publish to which Channel, and native Players on Brightsign, LG webOS, Samsung Tizen and ChromeOS. The Content Manager handles Playlists and scheduling across thousands of screens, and the Network Edition is genuinely solid if you're running a UK head office pushing campaigns to APAC. For a Belgian agency with three screens in one kantoor, it's overbuilt, and none of that governance helps you show a pand on the window.
A typical case: an Omnicasa kantoor in Gent with both verkoop and verhuur in portefeuille. The agent wants the window screen to mirror what's actually in the dossier today, including which panden went onder compromis this morning. If signage isn't reading Omnicasa directly, someone exports a list, edits images, drops them in a folder. That works once. By Thursday, a mandaat has expired, biedingen have come in, the prijs dropped, and the screen is lying to people on the street.
Gibeon talks to Omnicasa through their partner API. Every 30 minutes we pull the fields that matter for a window display: address, price, bedrooms, surface area, EPC label, status, and the first five photos per pand. New mandaat in Omnicasa at 10:14, on screen by 10:45, no one touches anything. The NL/FR interface in Omnicasa carries through, so a Brussels kantoor can run NL pandfiches on the street side and FR on the other window from the same configuration. If the internet drops, the last cached snapshot keeps playing until the connection returns.
No. Gibeon runs as a web player on the same Brightsign, LG webOS or Tizen hardware. You can keep Signagelive for corporate Channels if you want and point the property-window screens at Gibeon. Most agencies just move everything over once the Omnicasa feed is live, but you don't have to on day one.
Yes, and for a real-estate kantoor that's usually fine. Those features exist because Signagelive serves banks and healthcare networks where every Playlist change needs a paper trail. A makelaar publishing panden doesn't need SOC-style approval flows. If you do need user roles per office, Gibeon handles that at the agency level.
Yes. You set up two Playlists in Gibeon, one filtered on verkoop, one on verhuur, and assign each to a screen or a time block. The filter reads Omnicasa status live, so a pand moving from beschikbaar to onder compromis shifts between Playlists on the next sync.
Make a free Gibeon account, plug in your Omnicasa partner key, and check the window screen after lunch.
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