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For post offices (Royal Mail/USPS/Canada Post), parcel points and parcel shops

The ticket, the postage rates and the services,
on your post office screens

The queue moves at different speeds depending on what people came for — a tracked parcel is faster than an international money order. And printed signs with postage rates or new services go out of date the moment they change. On screen you see the current ticket, the queue broken down by service, current postage UK/international and Post Office financial services. You update everything from your phone — no print run, no technician.

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C04 → COUNTER 3

Next: P12 parcels · C05 tracked · F03 banking · Philately corner

Updated from your phone

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200+
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50+
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To go live
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Platform uptime

What you show on screen
from day one

Ready-made templates for the single-branch post office and the multi-counter parcel shop. No design work, no learning curve.

01

Ticket call by service with visible queue

Call ticket C04 to Counter 3 while the screen shows the full queue split by service — parcel drop-off, postal, tracked, banking — so every customer knows exactly how long their wait is and which counter to go to. No shouting, no confusion, no one cutting in the wrong queue.

02

Current postage rates always up to date

Letters, postcards, tracked, parcels — UK domestic and international — Special Delivery. When Royal Mail or your carrier changes prices, you update the rate card from your phone in seconds. Customers read the correct tariff while they wait and arrive at the counter with the right amount ready.

03

Add-on services front and centre

Philately collectibles, currency exchange, money orders, bill payments, parcel collection, PO box renewal, partner pickup points. Show what is available today — not what was printed six months ago. Services you promote on screen get asked for at the counter.

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Practical info: hours, deadlines, estimates

Opening hours and bank-holiday closures, Christmas and bank-holiday posting deadlines, delivery estimates by service, and partner pickup point locations. Customers self-serve the answers to the most common questions before they reach the counter, keeping your team focused on the transaction itself.

The plan your
post office needs

Single-branch post office with 1 screen: Starter €9/month. Post office with main floor + counter + back-office screen: Pro €19/month (3 screens, most popular). Larger branch or franchise parcel shop: Business €59/month. Multi-branch network (Royal Mail, USPS, Canada Post or partner): Network €199/month. All plans include a 14-day trial with no credit card required.

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Where the screen goes
in the post office

A post office orders the queue by service and sells what many do not know it offers. Each screen covers a function.

Waiting area

The turn call by service — parcels, mail, recorded delivery, financial — with the queue visible. Each transaction has its own queue, and seeing the turn and the average time orders a room that gets swamped at peak.

Counter

The current rates for domestic and international postage: letters, recorded delivery, parcels, express courier. The customer who sees the rate while they wait prepares their item before reaching the counter and speeds up service.

Services area

The complementary services many do not know about: currency exchange, money transfer, bill payment, parcel collection, PO box. Making them known on screen opens income that is lost for pure lack of visibility.

Practical information

The acceptance times, the bank holidays, the postage options and the estimated delivery times. Having the times clear in view cuts the "when will it arrive?" complaints at the counter.

Order the queue by service,
and make known what it sells

A post office improves by ordering the wait, speeding the counter and making known the services people do not know it has.

The turn by service orders the swamped room. Sending a parcel is not the same as a financial transaction, and mixing it all in one queue clogs the office at peak. Calling the turn by service, with each queue and its average time visible, orders the room and cuts the sense of waiting: the customer sees their queue moving even if another goes slower.

Rates in view speed the counter. The customer who sees the postage rates while they wait reaches the counter with the item decided, instead of asking everything there and holding up the queue. And clear delivery times cut the "when will my parcel arrive?" complaints, which take the most time in service.

The complementary services are lost for being invisible. Many people do not know they can change currency, send a money transfer, pay bills or buy stamps at their post office. They are income that slips away for pure lack of visibility; putting them on the services screen makes them known to whoever is already in the office, and turns a parcel visit into a cross-sell.

To be straight with you: the screen integrates with your queue-management system to call the turn, or you type it in; we do not manage the postage or the payment, which stay in your system. Digisini is the screen layer that orders the queue, shows rates and makes your services known.

Common questions
from post offices

The current ticket and the queue broken down by service (parcel drop-off, postal, tracked, banking). Current postage rates for letters, parcels, tracked and Special Delivery — both UK and international. Add-on services available at the counter: philately, currency exchange, money orders, bill payments, PO box renewal and parcel collection. Practical info such as opening hours, bank-holiday closures, Christmas posting deadlines and delivery estimates. Everything updated from your phone in seconds.
Yes. Any Smart TV with a browser (Samsung Tizen, LG webOS, Android TV) works straight away. If the screen is older, a Fire Stick or Chromecast (~£30) converts it into a digital display. Plug in the TV, open Digisini in the browser, enter the PIN and your first screen is live in 5 minutes. No technician visit needed.
Yes. Each screen is completely independent. The main floor screen shows the current ticket and the queue by service so customers know where to go. A second screen at the counter can display the full counter list, opening times and add-on services. A third screen in a longer queue area can show postage rates and seasonal promotions. All managed from your phone.
There is no fully native two-way integration yet. Ticket numbers and queue data can be updated manually from your phone — for most post offices this takes seconds and is enough. On the Business plan or above we can discuss a custom data feed. If you already have a ticket dispenser, see our dedicated queue management screen page for options that go deeper into queue automation.
Single-branch post office with 1 screen: Starter €9/month. Post office with main floor + counter + back-office screen: Pro €19/month (3 screens, most popular). Larger branch or franchise parcel shop with multiple service areas: Business €59/month. Multi-branch network (Royal Mail, USPS, Canada Post or partner): Network €199/month (50 screens, per-branch accounts). See all plans.
Yes. The player caches up to 48 hours of content locally. If the Wi-Fi at the post office drops during a busy morning, the screens keep showing the current ticket, postage rates and opening hours without interruption. When the connection is restored, only the latest changes sync — customers never see a blank screen.
No. Cancel whenever you like, no penalty. 14-day trial on paid plans, no credit card required. Free plan: 1 screen with Digisini watermark and 5 % partner ad slots. To remove them, move to Starter at €9/month.
Yes, and it is its main function in a post office. Sending a parcel is not the same as a financial transaction, and mixing it all in one queue clogs the office at peak. Calling the turn by service — parcels, mail, recorded delivery, financial — with each queue and its average time visible, orders the room and cuts the sense of waiting, because the customer sees their queue moving even if another goes slower. It integrates with your queue manager or you run it by hand.
Yes, because they are income lost for pure lack of visibility. Many people do not know they can change currency, send a money transfer, pay bills or buy stamps at their post office. Putting them on the services screen makes them known to whoever is already in waiting for their turn, and turns a parcel visit into a cross-sell. It is making the most of the footfall you already have.
Both. The customer who sees the postage rates while they wait reaches the counter with the item already decided, instead of asking everything there and holding up the queue behind. And having the estimated delivery times clear in view cuts the "when will my parcel arrive?" complaints, which are among the most time-consuming in service. The office serves faster and with less friction.

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