It starts on the wall.It ends in the hand.

Same moment, same platform, two shapes: a campaign for the whole room becomes a video for exactly one person, and both report back to the same numbers.

How a moment crosses the Bridge

Three steps, and the visitor never types a URL or installs a thing.

  1. 1

    It starts on the wall

    Your campaign plays on the screens in your space: live, scheduled, current. Everyone in the room sees it.

  2. 2

    One scan carries it over

    A QR code on the screen moves the moment to their phone, context and all. Nothing to install, nothing to type.

    The hand-off
  3. 3

    It becomes theirs

    On the phone, the same campaign turns personal: their name, their offer, their order, their prize. They act on it right there.

Then it loops: what each person watched, chose, ordered, or won flows back into your CRM, so the next campaign starts smarter than the last.

What people build on it

Once the screen and the phone are one loop, familiar spaces get new mechanics. Four examples, from a working booth to a nationwide rollout.

Self-ordering

The menu board takes the order.

A guest reads the board, scans, and orders from their own phone: no counter queue, no cashier bottleneck. The barista's screen updates the moment they pay, and the board calls their number when it's ready. We built a working one with Philips for the ISE trade floor.

Read the Coffee on Tap story

Gamification

A spin on the screen, a prize on their phone.

Turkcell put a prize wheel on the screens in 1,300+ stores. Customers joined from the display, spun, and the prize landed on their own phone. The screen made the store a destination; the phone made the prize personal.

  • 502,350 plays
  • 242,510 prizes
  • +31.6% accessory sales
Read the Wheel of Fortune story

Queue management

A queue ticket that leaves the lobby.

Visitors take a number from the screen, then go sit down or step out for coffee. Their phone shows their place moving up, and the wall calls them back when it's their turn. Waiting rooms stay calm because nobody is guarding a spot in line.

Assisted selling

The promo wall that knows their size.

A shopper scans the piece on the promo screen and gets a video offer built for them: their member price, their size in stock, a reserve button. The wall sells to the whole floor; the phone closes with each person on it.

Do the math on your attention

Your spaces already have the audience. Slide in your fleet and your daily footfall, and watch what even a cautious scan rate turns that attention into: a channel you can measure and attribute.

Your spaces, roughly

120
510,000
800
1005,000

Directional math with deliberately cautious rates, not a quote. The real number comes from your fleet, your footfall, and your offer; we'll model it with you.

What that turns into each month

Glances a month2,880,000
2% scan the code on the screen
Scans57,600
35% act on the offer
Actions you can count20,160

The practical part

No app to install
The phone side opens in the browser, straight from the scan. The first tap is the whole setup.
No new hardware
Bridge runs on the screens you already have. If OmmaSign can drive the display, it can carry the hand-off.
Every moment measured
A poster can't tell you who acted on it. A bridged screen counts every scan, play, order, and prize, per screen and per campaign.
Data with somewhere to go
What people choose flows into your CRM with context, so the next email, offer, or visit starts warmer.

Walk the journey in your industry

Every industry page plays the whole hand-off scene by scene, in its own setting. Pick yours.

Put a bridge in your space.

Tell us how your space works today: the screens you have, the moments you want to own. We'll map the journey to it, step by step.