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Landing Platform vs ScreenCloud: screens joined to your data
ScreenCloud is a capable way to run screens across a workplace, with apps for the tools you use. Landing is the tools: HR and leave, timesheets, the helpdesk, projects and meeting notes. So the office screen shows who's in, what the team committed to and how the week is going, straight from the source.
Landing suits you if
- You want screens fed by the systems your team already uses
- You want the screen and the data behind it on one bill
- You care that nothing personal ever reaches the wall
Where workplace screens lose the thread.
Apps bring data to the screen. Each one reads a tool you still have to buy.
An app per tool
Business data reaches the screen through apps, the premium ones on the higher plan, each reading a different system.
Per screen, per year
Plans are priced per screen and billed yearly for the best rate.
The team isn't in it
Who's away, today's stand-up host and this week's goals live in HR and meeting tools the screen can't see.
Landing Platform vs ScreenCloud, line by line.
ScreenCloud is a workplace signage platform. Landing's office screen is fed directly by the business data it holds.
| Feature | Landing Platform |  ScreenCloud |
|---|---|---|
| Who's in today | Who is away or working from home, and who is back when, from approved time off. Never reasons or balances | Content you add yourself |
| The morning brief | Today's stand-up host, topic and duties, who's off, birthdays and announcements | Content you add yourself |
| This week's goals | Each person's goal for the week, taken from the recorded stand-up by Landy, our meeting notetaker | Not a source it holds |
| Time logged this week | Who is up to date with timesheets, honouring working patterns, leave and bank holidays | Not a source it holds |
| Support queue | Open tickets and suggestions from your support inbox | Through an app, if your helpdesk has one |
| Business dashboards | Ask your data in plain English, save the chart, share it on a link | Power BI and dashboard apps on Pro |
| Scheduling | Per-slide timing, and schedules that hand a slide the screen for a set window | Scheduling and playlists |
| Feed health | Every live feed checked nightly, and you are told if one breaks | Proof of play logs |
| Privacy on the wall | Nothing personal by default: no leave reasons, balances or hours unless you switch them on | Whatever the content shows |
| Screens | No per-screen licence: a screen is a share link on any TV with a browser | Per screen, device free on yearly Pro |
ScreenCloud details reflect its publicly available plans as of September 2026; check current details on its own site.
Switching is our job, not yours.
We move you over one tool a month, against success criteria we agree with you up front. You don't pay until we prove each one is ready.
We map your screens
Show us what is on your ScreenCloud screens today and where the numbers come from. We agree which slides move, which become live, and what "ready" looks like, before you commit to anything.
We build the live slides
We move your data as part of the switch, then build the live slides from Landing: team today, the morning brief, weekly goals, time logged and the support queue. Each screen is a share link, so any TV with a browser shows it. We check every slide against the data behind it.
You sign it off
Billing starts only when we have shown it works against the criteria you set. Then we move the next tool, one a month.
But we already use ScreenCloud.
Fair. Here are the questions teams ask us most when they're weighing it up.
What happens to the apps we use on our screens?
Most of them read tools Landing replaces: HR, timesheets, the helpdesk and dashboards. Those become live slides with no app at all. A Google Sheet, CSV or any web page still has a slide of its own.
Is the screen safe to leave running unattended?
Yes. The share link carries no personal data by default, no sign-in sits on the TV, and the page reloads itself nightly and after every update.
Can different slides show at different times?
Yes. Each slide has its own duration, and a schedule can hand a slide the whole screen for a window, such as the Friday review hour.
Can the screen show a chart from our data?
Yes. Ask Studio in plain English, save the chart, and share it. The office screen and the dashboard read the same numbers.
Running a regular team meeting?
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“We were running PR, social scheduling and the rest of our marketing across half a dozen tools that never talked. Now we plan, schedule and measure from a single screen.”
One system behind every screen in the building.
Thirty minutes on your own setup. We'll show you the live slides, what they replace and when billing would start.