What changes when the noticeboard goes digital.
Emplace runs screens in residential lobbies, offices, campuses and storefronts across Canada and the US. These stories come from real clients. We describe them by building type, not by name, because that's what we promise every client.
Same platform. Different jobs.
Some owners came to us to fix building communication. Some came for revenue. Most end up using both.
Multi-building ownerA new revenue line in every building, and one dashboard to run them all.
A residential owner with more than ten buildings added Emplace screens across its portfolio, and is now expanding to more of its buildings.
Long-term clientNearly 3,000 notices. Nine buildings. One dashboard.
A nine-building residential owner has run its lobby communication on Emplace for three and a half years, publishing 2,970 notices without printing a single one.
Retail ownerA storefront window that promotes the store first.
A neighbourhood retailer turned its window into a screen that leads with its own specials, brings more visibility to the store and adds a new revenue line.
Single buildingA modern lobby screen, fully in the owner's control.
A downtown residential building modernized its lobby communication and keeps full control of its screen. It also earns a quarterly revenue share without extra work.
Why we don't name clients
Many owners prefer not to publicize their vendors, so we never publish a client's name without written permission. If you're seriously evaluating Emplace, we'll introduce you to a client who has agreed to take reference calls.
- Your building, your call. Nothing about your property, including that you work with us, is published without your written permission.
- Talk to a real client. During evaluation, we connect serious prospects with existing clients who have agreed to it.
- Real outcomes, described honestly. Every story comes from a current client, described by building type, never by name.