We regret to inform you that due to a change in Twitter's pricing policy, effective April 29, 2023, we are no longer able to support its use in our SocialWall Pro tool.

Are you working in a team on a live/virtual event or on an embed campaign? Use the "Share Admin" option to share a specific and secure access to your wall with your collaborators.

New features, new templates, new pricing plan. Let's talk about our new social media wall offer which is suitable for all uses such as the web embed, digital signage, events and more

The events sector is not discouraged by the current crisis. Becoming virtual is certainly an option to consider for the organization of upcoming events. The challenge today is to ask the right questions and make ad hoc decisions. Let's see some of them in the following blog post.

We are really happy to offer you two major new features on our Social Wall platform : a brand new Live App you can use on your smartphone and a totally revamped Voting/Polling solution.

With the acquisition of Pictawall in January 2019, SocialWall Pro consolidates its leadership in the Social Walls and Social Hubs market.

SocialWall Pro has gone global. Already present in more than 60 different countries, our wall provides a solution that is easy to apply and configure. Whatever the specifics of your language, SocialWall Pro shows its universality.

Want to know how to display social posts at the same time as delivering your presentation without using a costly AV mixer? Then read on….

Using ScreenCloud with the SocialWall Pro app makes managing your digital signage a piece of cake.

We’ve finally done it! SocialWall Pro is now live and ready for you to use at your events, in conferences and even on your website! Come and take a look.

November 13th was an exciting day for those of us that work in event technology. The annual Event Tech Awards were held at the prestigious Troxy in the heart of London's East End. A more suitable venue would have been difficult to find. Originally a brewery, the Troxy was re-imagined in 1933 as a grand cinema, designed to seat more than 3,500 people! The cinema had luxurious seating areas and mirror-lined restaurants and all the staff wore evening dress. It seemed like Hollywood had come to Commercial Road in all its glory. Outside was a blaze of lights, inside a large foyer with a large sweeping staircase, chandeliers, floor to ceiling mirrors and thick carpets.