The Rabbithole Labs platform

Signal, Relay and Glass — one platform for signage operations.

Monitor device health and content with Signal, automate sensors and remote actions with Relay, and measure audience and commerce outcomes with Glass — from a single dashboard built for digital signage operators.

Signage & sensors

  • Navori logoNavori
  • BrightSign logoBrightSign
  • VXT
  • Tizen
  • LG webOS logoLG webOS
  • ChromeOS
  • Android
  • Raspberry Pi

Commerce & data

  • Square
  • Shopify POS
  • Stripe Terminal

Product names and logos belong to their respective owners. Integrations are built on publicly documented APIs and are optional — availability depends on provider access and licensing. Listing does not imply a formal partnership or endorsement.

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Commerce & POS integration targets

Connect media exposure to business outcomes.

Glass connects to widely used commerce and POS platforms through supported APIs, webhooks, exports, and scoped integrations — bringing location-level transactions, product performance, availability, and promotion signals into the same view as campaign and screen activity.

Core integration targets

  • Square

    Location-level transactions, item and category performance, and promotion windows via documented APIs and webhooks.

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  • Shopify POS

    In-store and omnichannel order, product, and inventory signals through authorised app APIs and webhooks.

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  • Clover

    Merchant-authorised order, payment-event, and item signals through its published developer platform.

  • Stripe Terminal

    In-person payment events, transaction counts, and refund signals via documented APIs and webhooks.

Restaurant & hospitality

  • Toast

    Restaurant order, menu-item, and daypart performance signals for menu-board and promotion analysis.

    Available through provisioned or partner-scoped API access depending on the use case.

  • Lightspeed Retail

    Store-level sales, SKU performance, and inventory availability through supported OAuth APIs.

Enterprise & QSR

  • Oracle Simphony

    Enterprise QSR transaction and menu-item context, scoped to the specific API product and its permitted use.

    Requires provisioned or custom access; analytics use must respect the permitted use of the specific Simphony API product rather than assuming bulk analytics access.

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The orchestration layer

Warren — connect every system. Control the entire network.

Warren brings your entire signage ecosystem together — CMS platforms, players, displays, sensors, peripherals, enterprise data and AI agents — in one secure orchestration layer. Modernize, migrate and automate without rebuilding your network.

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What Warren connects

  • CMS platforms & player fleets
  • Displays, sensors & peripherals
  • Enterprise data & AI agents

Warren orchestrates; Signal monitors, Proof evaluates content, Relay controls, Glass measures, and Scout investigates and acts.

ProofAI content assurance

AI content assurance for every screen.

Proof continuously checks scheduled and displayed content for the mistakes that are easy to miss and expensive to show — from expired promotions and incorrect layouts to restricted language and political messaging. Configurable policies and confidence-aware alerts help operators review issues before they spread across the network.

Proof works across supported players and CMS workflows, bringing content quality into the same operational view as device health, alerts, and proof of play.

  • Wrong time, wrong place
  • Layout & aspect-ratio faults
  • Language & policy checks
  • Restricted categories
  • Expired & stale content
  • Intent vs. reality

Proof assists human review rather than replacing it. Coverage and accuracy depend on your configuration, integration access, content type, language support, and model confidence, and every check is governed by the policies you define.

Built for real-world networks

The environments screens actually run in

From airports and restaurants to retail stores and venues, Warren is designed around the demands of each network.

Airport terminal with a wall of departure boards, overhead gate-information screens and a wayfinding directory display

Mission-critical information networks

Manage synchronized flight-information, wayfinding, operational and passenger-facing displays across a terminal — where uptime is non-negotiable and incident response is measured in minutes, not days.

  • Synchronized multi-screen estates
  • Fast incident detection & response
  • Verified playback on every wall
Quick-service restaurant counter with four landscape digital menu boards for bowls, burgers, wraps and drinks, plus an order-status screen

Multi-location menu-board networks

Monitor menu boards across every location, coordinate updates, connect sensor and POS context, verify playback, and understand how each site actually performed.

  • Coordinated updates across sites
  • Sensor & POS context
  • Per-location performance

Retail media, large-format screens and pop-up experiences

Retail media networks, spectacular large-format sites, and short-run pop-up activations share the same need: stand something up quickly, keep it running remotely, and come away with evidence of what it delivered.

Why operators choose Rabbithole Labs

We built this platform with the people who actually run signage networks — not just the people who buy them.

  • Works with Navori, BrightSign, Samsung VXT / Tizen, LG webOS, Chrome OS, and Raspberry Pi.
  • Correlates screen playback with shelf sensors and POS data in real time.
  • Privacy-conscious mmWave and Nexmosphere-class sensing — no cameras, no PII.
  • Combines first-party signals with permissioned mobility, weather, event, OOH, and commerce data.
  • Built for operators who manage fleets, not just build dashboards.
  • A security programme aligned to SOC 2 Type II and ISO/IEC 27001:2022 control frameworks.
“We needed one place to see every screen, every sensor, and every sale. Rabbithole Labs gave us that — and cut our truck rolls in half.”

— Operations lead, retail signage network

Intelligence layer

Scout puts intelligence on top of operations

Signal, Relay, and Glass give you the signals. Scout reads them — connecting permissioned sources, detecting anomalies, and turning them into an answer and an action.

Scout

AI & MCP monitoring agents

Agents watch fleet telemetry for anomalies, correlate screen health and proof-of-play with local context and commerce outcomes, investigate likely causes, and recommend or coordinate the right response across large networks.

MCP-connected operations

Work with the systems you already run

Through Model Context Protocol, Scout agents operate against permissioned data sources — monitoring, ticketing, CMS, sensor, commerce, and analytics systems — using scoped credentials you grant and can revoke.

Audience intelligence

Reach and performance without cameras

Glass measures reach, engagement, and network performance for retail media networks and any signage estate, using aggregated signals rather than personal identification.

Connected sources depend on your provider licensing, API access, configuration, and data-governance requirements. Scope is confirmed with you during onboarding.

Security & compliance

Built for compliance-driven operations.

Signage networks sit inside retail, transport, healthcare, and financial environments. We build the platform to survive the security review that comes with them.

Least-privilege access

Role-based controls scoped to locations, devices, and actions, so people and integrations only reach what their job requires.

Auditability

Operational actions, remote commands, and configuration changes are recorded so teams can reconstruct who did what, and when.

Encryption in transit and at rest

Traffic between devices, integrations, and the platform is encrypted, and stored data is encrypted at rest.

Tenant isolation

Customer data is logically separated so one network's telemetry, analytics, and credentials never surface in another's.

Data minimisation & retention

We design around aggregated, non-identifying signals rather than personal data, with configurable retention windows per tier.

Secure integrations

Connections to CMS, sensor, ticketing, and commerce systems use scoped, permissioned credentials that you grant and can revoke.

Our certification roadmap

Our security programme is being designed and aligned around the SOC 2 Type II and ISO/IEC 27001:2022 control frameworks. We describe this as SOC 2 Type II readiness and an ISO/IEC 27001:2022-aligned security programme — we do not claim a completed audit, attestation, or certification.

Current certification and attestation status, along with architecture and security documentation, is available during procurement. Some controls described here are architectural commitments that roll out alongside the relevant product tier rather than capabilities in every deployment today.