We do not own screens
And we do not sell advertising space. Our customers own their displays; we build the software that drives them. If you are looking to buy advertising, we are not who you want.
Company
The page procurement
reads first.
Before anyone buys software they check who is behind it. This page exists to answer that.
What we are
A signage platform, sold through partners.
ScreenQube is a multi-tenant digital signage platform — a content management system organisations use to manage, schedule and display content on screens they own.
You buy from a partner
Agencies, integrators and regional distributors assemble the plans, set the prices in their own currency, and are who you deal with. We build and run the platform underneath.
Super Admin
Us. We onboard partners and watch the network.
Partner
Builds features into plans, sets prices, onboards clients, and can enter a client's console to support them.
Organization
You. Facilities, screens, media, publishing, monitoring and reports.
How we write about the product
Every claim traces to something you can check.
Signage is a category where vendors oversell. Our rule is that a capability appears on this site only if it has been observed in the product or stated in the product documentation — and where it has not, the page says so on its face.
- Touch kiosks, live transport feeds, queue-system integration, named BI connectors, private streaming, on-premise hosting. Each one is a question we are chasing, printed where a buyer will see it rather than discovered after signature.
- We publish no customer numbers, uptime percentage or price list.
- No production figures have been verified, so none are stated. Prices are set by each partner in their own currency, so there is no single list to publish.
- We hold no security certification, and do not imply one.
- No SOC 2, no ISO 27001. Competitors display both. If that decides your purchase, it decides it against us, and you should know now rather than at the security review.
The register
What a procurement team asks, and where we are.
Listing these as open is the point of the page. A company page that quietly omits its registration number is worse than one that admits it is pending.
| What is asked for | Status |
|---|---|
| Registered legal name | Infotech.Works |
| Registered address | Iris, Laxman Nagar, Balewadi, Pune, Maharashtra 411045, India |
| Company registration number | Pending |
| Tax registration | Pending |
| Founded, and by whom | Pending |
| Team size and base | Pune, India. Team size pending |
| Which brand the product carries | Unresolved — the console a customer signs into does not currently carry the ScreenQube name |
| Named, referenceable customers | None we can name yet |
| Security certification | None held. Stated plainly rather than omitted. |
| A direct phone number and a named contact | Pending |
Who you would be dealing with
The people behind it.
A procurement team asks who is accountable. That is a fair question and it deserves names, not a stock photograph of a team that does not work here.
No team page yet
Nobody has been cleared to be named publicly. Rather than a wall of stock portraits and invented titles, the honest answer is that you can ask, and you will get a real person on the call.
Ask us the awkward one.
If something above decides your purchase, put it to us directly. You will get a straight answer, including the ones that lose us the deal.