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For pharmacies

Screens for pharmacies

OutDeck puts your pharmacy offers, health campaigns and opening hours on screen. A portrait screen in the window draws people in from the walkway, and a tablet on the counter shows add-ons where customers pay. You schedule each campaign by date, and a chain shares it with every branch from one dashboard.

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A pharmacy with a portrait screen by the entrance and a tablet on the counter, both showing a skincare promo

What a pharmacy can show on its screens

  • Offers of the week

    Vitamins, skincare or baby care deals, each set to run only on the dates it is on.

  • Health campaigns by date

    A flu season reminder or a health screening month, scheduled between two dates so it starts and ends on time.

  • Opening and pharmacist hours

    When you open and when a pharmacist is on duty, plus a festive closure notice that comes down by itself.

  • A portrait window screen

    A tall screen by the entrance with one product and one price at a time, easy to read from the walkway.

  • A tablet at the counter

    Add-on products and member prices where customers stand while they pay.

  • Health tips you supply

    Advice your pharmacists write or approve, such as how to store medicine at home, saved as images.

A pharmacy week on screen

An example for a pharmacy with one portrait screen in the window and one tablet on the counter.

  1. When: Every day, all day

    What plays: Offers of the week (the everyday playlist)

    Which screens: Window screen (portrait)

  2. When: Every day, all day

    What plays: Add-on products and member prices

    Which screens: Counter tablet

  3. When: Saturday and Sunday, all day

    What plays: Weekend deals

    Which screens: Window screen (portrait)

  4. When: A month you choose, all day

    What plays: A seasonal health campaign

    Which screens: Both screens

  5. When: Three days before a public holiday to the holiday itself

    What plays: Holiday opening hours

    Which screens: Counter tablet

Each row is one schedule in scheduling. Screens that are online switch by themselves in your shop's time zone; add dated rows, like a festive menu, ahead of each season.

A typical pharmacy setup

1 shop, 2 screens

RM29 /month

on the Essential plan

One portrait screen by the entrance for the offer of the week, and one Android tablet on the counter for add-ons and member prices. A chain shares each campaign with every branch and schedules it in each one.

Work out your own setup

What should a pharmacy never put on a screen?

Anything about a customer. OutDeck plays only the images and videos you upload, and it does not connect to your pharmacy or prescription system. Keep names, IC numbers, prescriptions and order details off every slide.

Check the health claims in your promos the way you would for a printed poster before they go into a playlist.

How does a pharmacy chain run one campaign in every branch?

Upload the campaign once and share it with all your shops, then schedule it in each branch, with the same dates or different ones. Each branch keeps its own screens and time zone, and managers see only the shops given to them.

Can a counter tablet stay on all day?

Yes. Once paired, OutDeck Player keeps the tablet's screen awake, plays edge to edge and stays in the player if someone presses Back. Keep it on its charger, because it plays with the screen on all day.

Common questions

Can a pharmacy screen show prescription or patient details?

No. OutDeck plays only the images and videos you upload and does not connect to pharmacy or prescription systems. Keep personal details off every slide.

Can a pharmacy run different promos in the window and at the counter?

Yes. Give each screen its own playlist, or schedule different playlists for each one by date, day and time.

Can every pharmacy branch show the same health campaign?

Yes. Share the campaign with all your shops, then schedule it in each branch, with the same dates or different ones.

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