Being able to access iRevo remotely to chage and update multiple display screens was the number one reason why we chose the software. I am currently the sole user of the software and, having a lot of experience with several different web and content design platforms, I found this software fairly easy to use. For someone with less tech literacy, it might take a bit longer to catch on. Any issues I had in terms of set up, obtaining licenses, etc, were met and handled by Russ and his team at iRevo in a very timely manner.
We currently have software running on six screens, with plans to integrate at least 8-10 more screens when the hardware is installed. We primarly use it for menus in our venues, and to disply digital messaging regarding events.
Set up is relatively easy; the only issues I experienced had to do with the wireless on our end, and the fact that all of the screens the software is installed on are consumer-grade. I suspect that many things like screen savers, idle screen shut down, and casting abilities from third-parties will be minimal on commercial-grade screens.
Scheduling programming is relatively easy as well, although I have yet to tackle multiple project scheduling which would really help streamline the amount of messaging that occurs any given week. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I think the content creator within the software would benefit from a refresh. It could be easier to use and implement within the program templates. It's fairly intutive and familar (it is similar to Canva and Adobe Express), but there could be a few more features and tools to use, as well as assets like photos, graphics, etc. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
