Pair a TV in about a minute
Open the Zilo Board app on an Android TV, type the code it shows into your dashboard, and the screen is yours to manage. Zilo doesn't sell you a player.
Pair an Android TV with a code, loop your own images, videos and YouTube links, and show today's queue by token number, never a patient's name. Every screen, one dashboard.
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Zilo Board in short
Zilo Board is digital signage software for hospitals and clinics in India. It turns an Android TV in your waiting room into a screen you manage from one dashboard, looping your own images, videos and YouTube links and showing today's queue by token number, never by a patient's name.
The screen is already there
The hardware is already on your wall. Zilo Board decides what it shows, and lets you change it without leaving your desk.
Without Zilo Board: The TV plays a cable channel nobody chose, or sits dark. Patients look at it for the whole wait, and none of it is about your clinic.
With Zilo Board: The same screen loops your timings, your services and your health tips, in an order you set.
Without Zilo Board: Changing a screen means a USB stick and a walk to each floor, so what's on the wall goes stale.
With Zilo Board: Change it once from your desk. Group screens by floor or branch and set them together.
Without Zilo Board: Patients keep asking the front desk whose turn it is, because nothing in the room tells them.
With Zilo Board: A live queue on the wall shows who is being seen now and who is next, by token number only.
One wall, three jobs
Put images, videos, web pages and YouTube links in your media library, order them into a playlist, and give each item the time it deserves.
Media library
Main Waiting Room Loop
LoopsYouTube link checked: plays on a TV
Illustrative sample items.
Put today's queue on one side of a split screen. It shows a token number and the columns you choose, and nothing that identifies a patient.
What the wall shows
Illustrative sample data.
See which screens are online, set content for a whole room or branch at once, and let one TV be the exception when it needs to be.
Screens
2 of 3 onlineWaiting Room A
Ground Floor
Pharmacy Counter
Ground Floor · Own content
Floor 2 Lobby
Block B
Ground Floor Waiting Area
One layout and playlist for the group; a screen can keep its own.
Illustrative sample screens.
What's inside
Open the Zilo Board app on an Android TV, type the code it shows into your dashboard, and the screen is yours to manage. Zilo doesn't sell you a player.
Some uploaders block embedding, which would show an error on the wall. Zilo checks a pasted link first, so you only add videos that will play.
Fill the screen with one playlist, or split it 50 / 50 or 70 / 30 and give the second zone its own playlist or a live queue.
Edit a screen's own layout or playlist and the TV updates right away. For anything else, use Force sync, or let the TV pick it up on its next check-in.
Every screen shows Online or Offline, and the TV checks in about once a minute. An offline screen keeps its configuration.
A screen's own content always wins over its group's, so one TV can be the exception and go back to the group in one click.
Add your logo and two colours for the panel shown when someone presses back on the remote. One setting covers every paired screen.
What a screen can show
Fill a full screen, or split it in two and give each side its own playlist, or a live queue. Images and videos are uploaded; web pages and YouTube are added by link.
Images
JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP, SVG
Videos
MP4, WebM, OGG, MOV
Web pages
Any public address
YouTube
Checked before you save
Second playlist
In a split layout
Live queue
By token number
Getting started
Install the Zilo Board app on an Android TV or an Android TV box and open it. The screen shows a pairing code, like ABCD-1234.
Click Add Screen, type the code, name the screen (Waiting Room A, say) and register it. It appears as a card, and turns Online once the TV checks in.
Pick full screen or a split, assign a playlist, and save. Then check the card says Online and the wall is playing it. In a hurry? Force sync.
Built for a public wall
The wall faces every patient and visitor. It shows what it should and nothing else, and goes quiet rather than show something wrong.
The live queue shows a token number, never a name, initials or phone. Zilo's own queue is built without reading patient names at all, so there is nothing to leak.
If queue data stops refreshing for a few minutes, the wall drops back to full-screen signage instead of showing old tokens.
Every Zilo Board page needs a manager or admin, so front-desk staff ask for changes rather than editing what the whole room sees.
After a lapse there is a grace period. Past it, a screen is suspended, not unpaired, so it resumes once billing is sorted, with no re-pairing.
Digital signage for hospitals is a screen, usually a TV in a waiting room or corridor, that shows content you control remotely, such as health tips, service lists, announcements and the live queue. Zilo Board lets you manage Android TV screens from one dashboard, loop your own images, videos and YouTube links, and group screens by room or branch.
A token display system shows queue numbers on a screen, so patients can see which token is being served now and which is next without asking the front desk. Zilo Board's live queue does this with a token number plus optional provider, department, room and time columns, and no patient names. It is fed by Zilo Practice OS or your hospital system.
Yes. Zilo Board's queue wall shows a token number only, never a name, initials or phone number, because the queue is built without reading patient names at all. You choose whether provider, department, room and scheduled time appear, and you can write the token label in your own language, such as Token or टोकन.
Queue management gives each patient a token when they register, calls patients in order for each doctor or room, and shows the status so people know their turn. In Zilo, appointments in Practice OS carry token numbers and Zilo Board displays today's queue on a waiting-room screen. A hospital system can feed it through a connector or event push.
Yes, if it runs Android TV, or you plug an Android TV box into it. Install the Zilo Board app, type the pairing code it shows into your dashboard, and the screen is yours to manage. Zilo does not sell you a player, so any Android TV device you already own can be paired.
Zilo Board supports JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP and SVG images, MP4, WebM, OGG and MOV videos, any publicly accessible URL (for web pages or dashboards), and YouTube video links. Uploads are capped at 5 MB per image and 50 MB per video; for anything larger, host it and add it by URL.
Screens send a heartbeat every 60 seconds and pick up new content within 5 seconds of a publish. The dashboard shows each screen's online/offline status based on the last heartbeat.
The Zilo Board TV app caches the current playlist locally. If the internet goes down, the screen continues playing the last synced content without interruption until connectivity is restored.
There is no hard cap on screens — plans are priced per registered screen. You can add screens at any time from the dashboard by pairing the Android TV app with a sync code.
No proprietary hardware is required. Any Android TV device (Mi Box, Nvidia Shield, any smart TV running Android TV OS) works. Simply install the Zilo Board app from the Play Store and pair it.
Start a free trial, pair your first screen with a code, and put your first playlist on the wall.
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