For your business
Technology that works in front of a customer.
The meeting room that connects on the first try. The network that keeps staff, guests and card machines apart. Lighting that quietly takes money off the bill. Fitted around your opening hours, not ours.
Meeting and presentation
The room that works on the first try.
Everyone has sat through the first ten minutes of a meeting being spent on the screen. It is avoidable, and it is usually caused by kit chosen on price and fitted without a plan.
Join and present in one press
Walk in, press one button, and the screen, camera and microphones are already awake and on the right input. It works the same way in every room so nobody has to relearn it.
Heard properly at both ends
Microphones and speakers matched to the room size and its acoustics, so the people dialling in can hear the far end of the table rather than just whoever sat nearest the laptop.
Rooms of any size
From a two-person booth to a boardroom that has to double as a training space, with the sound and screens specified for the actual room rather than a catalogue average.
Screens, signage and sound
What customers see and hear when they walk in.
The first ten seconds set the tone. A dead screen, a tinny speaker or a trailing cable says more about a business than any brochure does.
Digital signage
Menus, price lists, waiting-room information or promotions, updated from one place rather than by someone carrying a memory stick round the building.
Any source to any screen
A video matrix so the same feed can appear in reception, the showroom and the back office at once, or different content in each, without rewiring anything.
Background music, done legally
Zoned so the shop floor, the treatment room and the staff area each get what suits them, at a level that has been set rather than guessed.
Networks and Wi-Fi
Keep customers, staff and the till on separate networks.
Putting the guest Wi-Fi, the card machine and the back-office computer on one flat network is the most common problem we find, and the easiest to put right.
Properly segregated
Guests get internet and nothing else. Staff get what they need. Payment terminals and cameras sit on their own segments so a visitor's laptop can never see them.
Coverage that holds up
Access points positioned for the building, wired back to a proper switch, so the connection does not fall over the moment the shop is busy.
Backup internet
If the line goes down you can still take payments and answer email. A mobile failover takes over on its own, which usually pays for itself the first time it happens.
Lighting
Lighting that flatters the space and cuts the bill.
Commercial LED is one of the few upgrades that pays for itself on the meter while also making the place look considerably better.
Designed, not just replaced
We look at what each area is for before choosing fittings. A treatment room, a shop floor and a stockroom want three different things from their lighting.
Savings you can show
We put the numbers in front of you before you commit, covering energy, lamp replacement and the labour of changing them, so the payback is a figure rather than a promise.
Controlled automatically
Zones, timers and daylight sensors so the lights match opening hours and nothing burns all night in an empty stockroom.
Security and access
Cameras and door entry that suit the building.
Positioned to be useful rather than to tick a box, and set up so the footage is there and usable on the day you actually need it.
CCTV worth reviewing
Enough resolution and the right positions to identify somebody rather than merely record that a person was present. Retention set to suit how long you actually need it.
Access control
Fobs or codes so the stockroom, the office and the back door are open to the right people at the right times, with a record of who went where.
Intruder alarms
Fitted and monitored, and joined up with the lighting and cameras so the building responds as one system rather than three unrelated ones.
Regulated financial services firm? That side of the group has its own team built around compliance, data protection and audit.
Visit Brightpath SystemsHow it works
Fitted around your trading hours.
We plan the work so the doors stay open and the tills keep working. Where that is not possible we say so up front rather than on the day.
Walkthrough
We walk the premises with you, look at what is already installed, and ask how the place actually runs day to day.
Proposal
A clear plan and a clear price, with the running costs and the payback set out rather than buried.
Install
Phased around opening hours, out of hours where it needs to be, and tidied up before you open again.
Support
We train your staff on it, leave documentation that makes sense, and stay on the end of the phone.
Let's talk
Book a walkthrough of your premises.
We will look at what you have, tell you what genuinely needs attention now and what can wait, and put a proper price to it. No obligation.
01302 543500 · Doncaster, working UK-wide