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Reddie opens access to restaurant digital signage platform

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June 19, 2026

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Digital signage manufacturer Reddie has opened access to its intelligent platform, allowing resellers and distributors to white-label and monetize hardware and software previously exclusive to elite enterprise brands.

Used by a variety of restaurant brands, such as SpotOn, KFC International, Wendy's and Pizza Hut, Reddie's products available for white-labeling include the Jumbilin software platform, the Reddie Signage Portal and a range of indoor and outdoor digital signage hardware.

The Jumbilin intelligent software platform, which features a tool called the Canvas Editor, allows users to create or edit signage playlists and link categories, items, and prices directly from their point-of-sale system. Jumbilin includes more than 50 POS integrations with leading providers including SpotOn, Toast, Square, Clover and Revel.

Once the POS and digital signage are linked, any changes made to an item or price from the POS automatically reflect on the digital signage.

"Our goal is to make things simple and easy to use for resellers, distributors and the end user," Reddie Chief Executive Officer Marlon Davis said in company press release. "That is what our new POS integration with Canvas Editor delivers. Without lifting a finger, a customer's digital signage is updated in line with the rest of operations, leading to greater service delivery and efficiency."

For operators not using a POS integration, the company offers the Reddie Signage Portal. This secure, cloud-based content management system allows users to remotely manage digital displays and content from anywhere. It features multi-screen synchronization, enabling users to create content across multiple displays or change menus simultaneously.

Reddie's digital signage hardware lineup includes indoor self-order kiosks available in freestanding, countertop and wall-mounted configurations. The hardware portfolio also features an outdoor battery A-board, a double-sided window sign, an IP66 outdoor display, a digital drive-thru mini-LED menu board recently upgraded to 4K resolution, 4K and HD media players, and a commercial menu board display built for 24/7 service featuring mini-LED technology and 1,200 nits of brightness.

Additionally, Reddie maintains an ongoing partnership with SpotOn as the sole provider of self-order kiosks and indoor and outdoor digital menu boards built specifically to integrate with the SpotOn POS.