In-store screens run all day, every day, so the app driving them has to be dependable.

Behind-the-scenes updates so Broadcast stays secure and reliable in day-to-day use. Nothing new to configure.

Your displays keep running as normal while we keep the foundations current.

Reviews help other retailers decide whether Broadcast suits their stores, but asking on day one is too early to be useful.

Broadcast now asks for a review seven days after you connect your first in-store screen, once you've seen it running.

Feedback comes from real use on the shop floor, and that shapes what we build next.

In-store screens only work if the app underneath stays steady.

Behind-the-scenes updates so Broadcast stays secure and reliable in day-to-day use. Nothing new to configure.

Your displays keep running while we keep the foundations up to date.

In-store screens only work if the app underneath stays steady.

Behind-the-scenes updates so Broadcast stays secure and reliable in day-to-day use. Nothing new to configure.

Your displays keep running while we keep the foundations up to date.

In-store screens only work if the app underneath stays steady.

Behind-the-scenes updates so Broadcast stays secure and reliable in day-to-day use. Nothing new to configure.

Your displays keep running while we keep the foundations up to date.

In-store screens only work if the app underneath stays steady.

Behind-the-scenes updates so Broadcast stays secure and reliable in day-to-day use. Nothing new to configure.

Your displays keep running while we keep the foundations up to date.

In-store screens only work if the app underneath stays steady.

Behind-the-scenes updates so Broadcast stays secure and reliable in day-to-day use. Nothing new to configure.

Your signage keeps running while we keep the release process solid.

In-store screens only work if the app underneath stays steady.

Behind-the-scenes updates so Broadcast stays secure and reliable in day-to-day use. Nothing new to configure.

Your signage keeps running while we keep the foundation solid.

In-store screens that play video in silence miss half the story, especially for product demos and brand content.

Broadcast videos can now play with sound, so audio comes straight through your digital signage displays.

Your media playlists carry more impact on the shop floor, from product demos to campaign content.

Merchants need in-store display billing that stays accurate when pricing changes.

We've refreshed Broadcast's app pricing packages so subscription charges keep matching Shopify Admin.

Nothing new to configure — your content schedules keep running while billing stays in step.

Merchants need signage billing that stays accurate as plans evolve.

We’ve moved Broadcast onto Shopify app pricing so you manage subscriptions and charges in Admin alongside the rest of your stack.

Nothing new to configure on your displays — keep creating and scheduling in-store content while billing keeps pace.

Behind-the-scenes updates so Broadcast stays secure and reliable in day-to-day use.

Nothing new to configure — your in-store displays keep running as they are.

Behind-the-scenes updates so Broadcast stays secure and reliable in day-to-day use. Nothing new to configure.

Behind-the-scenes updates so Broadcast stays secure and reliable in day-to-day use. Nothing new to configure.

In-store screens go stale when a device cannot be trusted to report order status. Broadcast now checks order-complete status through the backend, so displays stay accurate even when an iPad misbehaves.

Floor staff see the right post-order content. Shoppers get a screen that matches what just happened at the till.

Surveys and cart noise fight for attention on the shop floor. You can personalise the thank-you message after a survey, surveys dismiss when a customer is attached to the cart, and notifications clear when a POS cart is deleted — not only when it is paid.

Cleaner feedback loops. Screens that keep pace with real POS workflows.

A cramped survey form makes in-app feedback harder than it should be. We tightened the survey layout on the dashboard so the form is clearer to fill in.

Faster feedback for the team. Less friction when you want store input.

In-store displays need to look sharp and still gather useful feedback. Cart items, payment notifications, and countdown banners get refined designs, plus new survey layouts for collecting customer feedback on screens.

A cleaner retail presentation. Feedback captured where shoppers already look.

Post-order displays fall out of sync when iOS devices miss the order-complete event. Order-complete events now fire more reliably from iOS, so post-order screens stay aligned with the sale.

Fewer blank or late screens after checkout. Trust that the floor display matched the till.

Late or missing post-order alerts leave screens advertising the wrong moment. Post-order notifications are more reliable, so in-store displays stay synced with sales activity.

Ops spend less time chasing stuck screens. Shoppers see content that matches the transaction.

Quiet failures on digital signage are hard to spot until a customer complains. System notifications are clearer, so you stay informed about the status of your displays.

Faster reaction when a screen needs attention. Less guessing on the shop floor.

Behind-the-scenes updates so Broadcast stays secure and reliable in day-to-day use. Nothing new to configure.

Behind-the-scenes updates so Broadcast stays secure and reliable in day-to-day use. Nothing new to configure.

Display guidelines and compliance notes are easy to lose in a busy rollout. Broadcast now surfaces policy documentation so merchants can manage in-store content rules in one place.

Clearer guardrails for agencies and ops. Fewer mixed messages on what is allowed on screen.

Behind-the-scenes updates so Broadcast stays secure and reliable in day-to-day use. Nothing new to configure.

Behind-the-scenes updates so Broadcast stays secure and reliable in day-to-day use. Nothing new to configure.

Post-order POS moments need to feel intentional, not bolted on. We refined post-order behaviour for POS so screens respond more cleanly after a sale.

A tighter handoff from till to display. Less awkward dead air after payment.

Behind-the-scenes updates so Broadcast stays secure and reliable in day-to-day use. Nothing new to configure.

Behind-the-scenes updates so Broadcast stays secure and reliable in day-to-day use. Nothing new to configure.

Post-order moments and support feedback both need to feel intentional on screen. Post-order notification UX is improved, and a feedback iframe is available for gathering input.

Clearer post-sale messaging on the floor. A direct path for merchant feedback without leaving the flow.

When browser notifications are unavailable, a vague error wastes setup time. The “notification not supported” message is clearer, so merchants can troubleshoot connectivity faster.

Less stalled install time. Ops know what to fix instead of guessing.

Cart lines that omit the variant leave shoppers and staff reading the wrong product. Variant titles now pass through to customer-facing cart lines and cart displays.

Accurate on-screen baskets. Fewer “which size was that?” moments at the till.

Broken POS and admin extensions interrupt the in-store broadcast flow. We fixed further extension issues so screens and tiles behave as intended.

Fewer mid-shift surprises. Displays that stay usable when the floor is busy.

Extension faults stop merchant tools from loading when you need them. Extension fixes land so Broadcast tiles and related surfaces work again.

Admin and POS stay usable. Less downtime chasing blank panels.

Behind-the-scenes updates so Broadcast stays secure and reliable in day-to-day use. Nothing new to configure.

In-store screens need live alerts, not a static playlist only. Broadcast adds a notifications pipeline — models, real-time delivery to screens, admin UI, Flow actions to target screens, a POS broadcast tile with on-screen POS events, and a modal for default display options.

Retail teams push the right message to the right screen. Engineering gets a coherent path from event to display.

Support buried outside the admin slows every ticket. Interface changes prepare Broadcast for the Gorgias helpdesk rollout inside the Shopify admin experience.

Faster path to help when a screen misbehaves. Less context-switching for merchants and support.

Behind-the-scenes updates so Broadcast stays secure and reliable in day-to-day use. Nothing new to configure.

Locales matter when stores run more than one language on the floor. Broadcast adds new languages, with behind-the-scenes work so the app stays secure and reliable.

Broader coverage for multi-language retail. Nothing fragile left unexplained in the security path.

Behind-the-scenes updates so Broadcast stays secure and reliable in day-to-day use. Nothing new to configure.

Missing translations leave admin and billing copy half-finished. Translation loading is fixed, and Mantle translations are in place, alongside platform wiring that keeps Broadcast dependable.

Clearer multi-language admin. Billing and product copy that load when you need them.

Behind-the-scenes updates so Broadcast stays secure and reliable in day-to-day use. Nothing new to configure.

Managing screens, media, and AI jobs should not fight the admin UI. Video stages to the CDN with thumbnails and fallbacks; combo-boxes in modals work; AI jobs move to a separate queue; playlists show media counts and processing status; bulk media actions respect filters; sort order holds across archived mixes; duration hides for video; archiving a screen uses an App Bridge modal.

Ops get a workable media library. Engineering queues AI work where it belongs — not on the interactive path.