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eSignage transforms paper signage into intelligent digital displays that automatically communicate real-time equipment, room, material, and production information throughout your facility.

Your Systems + Our Expertise = eSignage

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For Operations Teams

Operations

Real-time equipment, material, and status information at the point of use.

For Quality Teams

Quality

Consistent, up-to-date information delivered directly to the shop floor.

For IT Teams

IT

Centralized management of digital signage across the entire facility.

Features That
Drive Business Value

Built specifically for regulated
manufacturing environments.

Real-Time Updates

Ensure every operator sees the right information at the right time.

Operational Compliance

Reduce human error with standardized digital communication.

MES Integration

Connects with PharmaSuite, POMSnet, DeltaV MES, OpsTrakker, and PAS-X for live production data.

eSignage display for PUMP-101 with status highlights

Multi-System Integration

Integrate with validated source systems.

Wireless Infrastructure

Deploy anywhere without wiring. Minimal maintenance for years.

Centralized Management

Manage every display from one platform for consistent facility-wide communication.

Digital vs
Paper Signage

One Update. Every Display
vs. One Update. Per Display

Label Up to Date Digital3 steps · automatic Paper Route7 steps · manual EquipmentStatus Change OperatorIdentifies Change Print / HandwriteNew Label Walk toEquipment ReconcileOld Label ApplyNew Label Hope EveryoneSees the Update MES SystemUpdates eSignageDisplay Updates 11 22 33 44 55 66 77 22 33 “delivered”Display updated automatically “it’s sending” Label still at the printer

Digital

3 steps · automatic
  1. 1Equipment Status Change
  2. 2MES System Updates
  3. 3eSignage Display Updates
✓ “delivered”

Paper Route

7 steps · manual
  1. 1Equipment Status Change
  2. 2Operator Identifies Change
  3. 3Print / Handwrite New Label
  4. 4Walk to Equipment
  5. 5Reconcile Old Label
  6. 6Apply New Label
  7. 7Hope Everyone Sees the Update
… “it’s sending”

eSignage for Every Corner of Your Facility

What You Can Display

Production

Maintenance

Quality

Training

Safety / EHS

Site Communications

Workforce

Visitors

Goodbye Paper, Hello Digital

Centralized Management

Update every display from a single platform instead of manually replacing paper signs.

Connected Manufacturing

Automatically display information from your MES, databases, and other manufacturing systems.

Real-Time Visibility

Display live operational information exactly where work happens.

Cleanroom door with electronic labels showing room cleaning status
Getting started

3 steps to success

To get started, follow these three simple steps. Most teams go from first call to an agreed plan in days, not months.

1

Book

Book a demo at a time that suits you.

2

Speak

Speak to our professional team, who will happily discuss and assess your project requirements.

3

Agree

Agree on a customized strategy and plan to address your project requirements.

Book a Demo

Replace Paper Signs & Labels with eSignage

Paper Signage is just the tip of the iceberg.

Handwritten paper calibration label
↑ Above the surface
↓ Below the surface

Manual Updates

Staff print, walk, and replace labels by hand every time something changes.

The eSignage Fix

Labels update automatically from your MES, CMMS, and databases. No printing, no walking the floor.

Compliance Risk

Outdated or handwritten labels create data-integrity gaps and audit findings.

The eSignage Fix

A single, validated source of truth keeps every label accurate and audit-ready.

Delayed Information

By the time a paper label is updated, the status has already changed.

The eSignage Fix

Real-time status at the point of use, so teams act on what is true right now.

Operational Inefficiency

Time spent searching, verifying, and re-labeling pulls people away from production.

The eSignage Fix

Centralized management frees your teams to focus on production, not paperwork.

Bring everything above the surface with eSignage.

Why EIS

Trusted Experts, Reliable Solutions

Enhanced Information Solutions strives to be the go-to partner for projects and digital transformation.

Our customer-centric approach in services and technology helps partners lower operational risks and costs.

Don’t Start From Scratch

Utilize pre-defined methodologies and recipe objects to streamline deployment and lower your implementation costs.

Efficient Resource Model

Utilize On-Site, On-Shore, and Off-Shore personnel to achieve adaptive and scalable resourcing models to support any project.

MES Experience and Partnerships

 EIS has extensive expertise with ALL major MES solutions and provides a Vendor Independent approach to help achieve your manufacturing needs.

How does eSignage Work?

01

Source Systems

MES · CMMS · DCS · Historians

eSignage SQL View

EquipmentESL — Read-only

02
03

Solution Server

Data Management → Image Creation

Communicators

In-facility RF Access Points

04
05

eSignage

Electronic labels & displays (read-only)

3 Ways Data Gets In

File

Watched folder (XML/CSV)

Database

OLEDB view (EIS uses)

API

REST / finished image

Technology Partners

Our eSignage Partners

We partner with industry leaders Stormbit and Displaydata to deliver intelligent, connected digital signage built for modern manufacturing.

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Cleanroom displays · VEYA software

Stormbit

A Systec & Solutions spin-off built for pharma. Its VEYA software delivers paperless, GMP-compliant labeling and real-time production data to cleanroom displays and ePaper labels.
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Color e-paper electronic labels

Displaydata

A world leader in fully graphic, four-color e-paper electronic labels, trusted by global retailers and manufacturers to show accurate, real-time information managed from one central platform.
Visit Displaydata

Frequently Asked Questions

Explore how digital labels, electronic signage, and connected manufacturing solutions are replacing traditional paper-based processes.

Digital labels, also called electronic labels or smart labels, replace traditional printed signs with electronically updated displays. In manufacturing, they can communicate equipment status, room conditions, calibration information, material identification, and other operational data. When connected to manufacturing systems, digital labels help keep information current without requiring employees to manually replace paper labels.

eSignage is EIS’s connected digital labeling and electronic signage solution for manufacturing environments. It brings together electronic displays, signage management software, and manufacturing system integration to communicate operational information at the point of use. Information from connected systems can be presented on digital displays and updated according to configured rules and workflows.

Electronic shelf labels (ESL) are commonly associated with retail pricing and product information. Industrial digital labels apply similar electronic display technology to manufacturing applications, including equipment identification, production status, cleaning status, calibration information, and material tracking. eSignage focuses on connecting these displays with the systems and processes used in manufacturing.

Digital equipment status labels display operational information electronically instead of relying on printed or handwritten tags. With appropriate integrations, a status change in a connected system can trigger an update to the corresponding display. This reduces manual printing, label replacement, and the risk of outdated information remaining visible at equipment or workstations.

Yes. Electronic calibration labels can display equipment identification, calibration status, certificate references, and upcoming calibration due dates. When connected to an appropriate equipment or calibration data source, the displayed information can be updated without manually replacing a printed label. The available fields and update rules depend on the implementation.

Yes. Digital signage solutions such as eSignage can be integrated with Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES), Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) platforms, databases, and other manufacturing applications where suitable interfaces are available. These integrations help communicate information already maintained in existing systems directly to electronic displays, reducing duplicate manual data entry.

Yes. When connected to an appropriate data source, digital labels can update automatically based on equipment status, room status, cleaning activities, or other configured business rules. This supports more consistent information at the point of use and reduces dependence on employees manually replacing signs. Update timing depends on the connected systems and display technology.

Electronic paper (ePaper) displays are designed to present readable information with low power consumption. Many ePaper labels can retain their displayed content without continuous power, making them useful for equipment labels, status indicators, and other industrial signage applications. Available colors, durability, operating temperatures, and refresh capabilities vary by hardware model.

Yes. Digital labeling solutions can support pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and other regulated manufacturing environments. Potential applications include room status, equipment status, cleaning information, and calibration identification. For GxP-regulated uses, the complete solution must be assessed, configured, and validated according to its intended use and applicable quality and data integrity requirements.

Connected digital signage can reduce time spent printing and replacing labels, improve visibility of operational information, reduce the risk of outdated signs, and support more consistent manufacturing processes. By connecting displays to existing systems, organizations can make information available where work happens and reduce reliance on manual paper-based communication.

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