Any TV on the wall, driving itself.
Open one URL on a screen, type the code it shows into Bulk, and it's done — the TV logs itself in, jumps to its board, and keeps it on screen forever. No keyboard, no per-screen account, no babysitting. A whole fleet of live displays from one page.
What is Bulk Pulse?
Bulk Pulse turns any TV into a self-driving display for your floor. Open one URL on a screen, type the six-character code it shows into Bulk, and the TV logs itself in, jumps to its board, and keeps it on screen forever. No keyboard, no per-screen account, and a whole fleet managed from one page.
A code on the screen, a board on the wall.
No IT ticket, no ladder, no keyboard balanced on a stepstool. The TV shows a code, you type it into Bulk from your desk, pick the board that wall should show — and it's live. Try it yourself: link the display.
Link a display
Codes only work once and expire after 5 minutes — a screen can never be claimed by accident.
Four kinds of screen, one per wall.
Give every wall a job. Each screen shows exactly one board — the one its team lives by — and comes back to it on every boot, every power cut, every Monday morning. Change your mind later? Re-point it from your desk in seconds.
The station wall — every machine's status and running count, at a glance.
The SQDCP stand-up board the morning huddle gathers around.
The hour-by-hour timeline, one running/downtime strip per machine.
The same timeline re-stacked per operator — rows are people, not bays.
No account to babysit.
No shared password taped to the wall, no per-TV accounts for IT to manage, no audit findings waiting to happen. Every screen gets its own view-only access that you can cut off in one click — and there's nothing on the TV worth stealing.
The screen signs itself in
Nobody ever types a password at the TV. Bulk quietly gives each screen its own login and manages it forever — so the display on the wall is never a door into your data.
- Every screen gets its own private login — never a shared one
- View-only — a screen can never touch or change your data
- One click cuts a screen off for good — lost TVs included
Codes that don't linger
A pairing code works once, expires in minutes, and is never stored anywhere in a readable form. Someone photographing the TV in your lobby walks away with nothing.
- Codes expire after 5 minutes — used or not
- Sign-in keys work exactly once, then self-destruct
- Guessing is blocked; anything stale is swept automatically
Screens that run themselves.
one code
types, pinned
30s
never re-pair
Questions, answered.
What is Bulk Pulse?
It puts your floor on the wall: open a URL on any TV, type the six-character code it shows into Bulk, and the screen logs itself in, jumps to its board, and stays there — no keyboard and no per-screen account.
How do I pair a screen?
Open the URL on the TV, read the six characters it displays into Bulk, and it is done. There is no keyboard at the screen and nothing to type on the display itself.
What can a screen show?
One screen shows one board, pinned to one site: an asset board, a teamboard, or OEE by assets or people — four board types in all.
Is it secure to put a TV on the wall?
Yes. Screens are view-only by design, so a paired display can show a board but never change anything in Bulk.
How do I know which screens are live?
Heartbeats keep every screen's status and last-seen honest across the whole building, so a screen shows up as live within about 30 seconds.
Can I manage screens after they are paired?
Yes. Rename, re-target, revoke, or delete any screen from one page — you re-point a display instead of re-pairing it, and every change is audit-logged.
Put the floor on the wall.
Hand us a TV and we'll pair it in front of you — code on the screen, board on the wall, in under a minute, no keyboard required.