OMNICOMMANDER Launches OMNIPLAY: Real-Time Digital Display Software Built for Financial Institutions

Eric Isham

OMNICOMMANDER, the industry leader in digital marketing solutions for financial institutions, is proud to announce the launch of its newest innovation, OMNIPLAY, a game-changing digital display software that empowers banks and credit unions to take full control of their in-branch messaging.

For years, financial institutions have struggled to manage content on their lobby TVs, relying on flash drives, tangled cords, and outdated software that was not designed for their industry. OMNIPLAY changes that forever.

Designed exclusively for financial institutions, OMNIPLAY provides users with a secure and intuitive dashboard to manage and update content across all branch locations in real-time. From branded video and rate promotions to financial education and community announcements, institutions can now drag, drop, and go live with no tech expertise required.

“We created OMNIPLAY to solve a real pain point we’ve seen again and again,” said Eric Isham, Founder and CEO of OMNICOMMANDER. “Financial institutions want full control over their digital environments without having to call IT or wrestle with clunky hardware. OMNIPLAY delivers that control in a sleek, modern interface that provides branded messaging that can be updated instantly.”

OMNIPLAY features include:

• Real-time content updates across one or multiple branches
• Easy scheduling for holiday hours, announcements, and campaigns
• Drag-and-drop interface with no tech skills needed
• Seamless video and graphic display
• Cloud-based control from any location

Built to complement OMNICOMMANDER’s full suite of digital marketing services, OMNIPLAY is a natural extension of the company’s mission to empower financial institutions to have control of their digital presence, from website to branch lobby.

“Whether you’re launching a new product, educating members, or simply reinforcing your brand, OMNIPLAY makes sure your message is front and center the moment someone walks through the door,” added Isham.

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