Keep your platform, lose the device tickets
Your CMS decides what plays. Radix handles enrolment, health, remote support and remediation of the hardware underneath, and reports back through open APIs into your own portal.
A CMS decides what plays on the screen. Device management decides whether the screen is on at all. Moonscape delivers the Radix platform — provisioning, monitoring, remote support and automated remediation for commercial device fleets across the region.
Illustrative view. Not live data.
Frozen screens, offline players, unstable apps, mixed hardware estates and manual checks turn a deployment into an operational burden. Radix moves teams from reactive ticket handling to proactive fleet operations.
Radix reports up to a 70% reduction in device support time across managed fleets.
Radix reports more than a 40% reduction in on-site visits once remote operations are in place.
Radix customers manage more than ten million devices daily on the cloud platform.
“While the CMS controls what plays on screen, Radix keeps the devices behind those screens healthy, connected, secure and supportable.”
Radix Technologies — Device Management Reimagined, June 2026A signage network is judged on what the customer sees. What decides that is rarely the content — it is the player that froze overnight, the system dialog covering the menu board, the media player that never came back after a power cut, and the technician driving out to unplug it.
Radix sits beneath the CMS. It does not decide what plays. It keeps the devices behind the screens online, current and supportable — across brands, players and operating systems in the same network.
Nothing has to be replaced. For BrightSign networks there are two ways in: connect to an existing BSN.cloud network with nothing installed on the player, or run the Radix agent on the device — alongside the CMS, not instead of it — for real-time metrics, on-device proof-of-play capture and automatic remediation.


Most signage networks in this region are run by a CMS provider, a system integrator or a managed service team. Radix is the device layer beneath that work — CMS-agnostic, device-agnostic and available white-label.
Your CMS decides what plays. Radix handles enrolment, health, remote support and remediation of the hardware underneath, and reports back through open APIs into your own portal.
Radix reports up to 70% less device support time and more than 40% fewer on-site visits. Inside a support contract, that difference is margin.
Players, panels, set-top boxes and POS devices from different manufacturers, managed side by side instead of one tool per vendor.
White-label, co-branded or rebranded delivery, with embedded agents and more than 500 firmware integrations with global OEMs and ODMs.
Cloud REST APIs, device control APIs and local app-to-app integration into partner portals and managed-service workflows.
Moonscape delivers and supports Radix across Northern and Eastern Europe — in Norwegian, Swedish, Danish and English.
Figures published by Radix. Available capabilities vary by device, operating system and model.
Radix is a fully modular SaaS device management platform. Build the solution around your fleet and use case — from configuration and app management to analytics, remote support and firmware lifecycle management.
Enrol and configure devices from first boot — wizard, QR, firmware integration or Google EMM — for fast, consistent deployment at scale.
Device templates carry settings, apps, firmware and rules. Change the template and the change syncs to every device in scope.
Hundreds of real-time signals per device, custom reports, deep log analysis and alerting across the whole fleet.
View and control screens, open a secured remote terminal, collect logs and resolve issues without sending anyone to site.
Silent app installation and updates, OTA firmware campaigns, and reliable delivery of video, image and HTML content to screens.
Detect network, app, display, power and device-health faults and remediate them automatically — before anyone files a ticket.
Radix works deep in the device stack, with firmware-level integration across hundreds of OEM and ODM implementations. The result is richer control, faster troubleshooting and a platform built for commercial fleets rather than office laptops.
It is also CMS-agnostic and device-agnostic — Radix sits beneath whatever content or business system you already run, and manages mixed estates from a single console.
Watchdogs monitor continuously and act on their own. This is the difference between finding out from a monitoring tool and finding out from a customer.
Monitors that the intended content is actually on screen — and flags it when a system dialog or a blank frame takes its place.
Watches connectivity and traffic, reconnecting or switching networks automatically when a connection drops.
Restarts crashed or unresponsive apps and keeps them up to date, so playback continues without intervention.
Tracks CPU, memory and storage to catch the conditions that cause failures before the failure happens.
Monitors supply stability and triggers alerts or automatic reboots after fluctuations and unexpected shutdowns.
Verifies the screen is awake and rendering, restarting the display or raising an alert when it goes blank or freezes.
One technology foundation, adapted to the operational requirements of each vertical.
Keep customer-facing screens online with remote administration, reliable content delivery and watchdogs that detect and remediate failures automatically — beneath whichever CMS the network already runs.
Firmware-integrated management for interactive flat panel displays, with zero-touch enrolment, remote control, app management without Google Play, on-screen messaging and proactive analytics.
Android TV and set-top box operations, guest privacy with data wipe on check-out, kiosk-mode tablets and integration with hotel and guest-management systems.
Large subscriber fleets with remote support, household-level customer care dashboards, device analytics and staged firmware rollouts.
Kiosk and port lockdown, anti-theft watchdogs, firmware and app management, and zero-touch enrolment across distributed retail estates.
Integrate device management into your own hardware or solution through embedded agents, APIs and SDKs — white-label, co-branded or under the Radix name.
Moonscape started in 1998 selling protection and recovery software to Norwegian schools. Nearly three decades later the problem has moved: it is no longer one PC in a lab, it is a mixed estate of panels, tablets, laptops and screens that has to work at 08:15 on a Monday.
Radix is embedded in the firmware of interactive displays from many of the leading manufacturers, and the platform is expanding outward from the front-of-class panel to the wider school device estate. For schools and municipalities in the region, that means one operational layer instead of one tool per device type.
Radix supports devices across the categories that make up a real commercial fleet, and the operating systems they actually run.
Available capabilities vary by device, operating system and model.
Schools, municipalities, operators and retailers in this region all face the same procurement questions. The platform is designed to answer them.
Radix builds the technology. Moonscape brings it to the region — with local market knowledge, direct customer dialogue and regional support, and nearly three decades of experience selling and supporting device software to schools and businesses.
Moonscape and Radix have a relationship that reaches back to the early years of PC protection and education IT — first as competitors, then as partners. Today Moonscape is relaunching around modern device operations and the next generation of connected commercial devices.
Moonscape starts in Norway with Windows recovery and protection software for schools.
Moonscape builds one of the first large digital signage networks in the Nordics, live in more than half of a major fast-food chain’s restaurants.
Moonscape and Radix join forces, bringing Radix technology to the regional education market under a joint arrangement.
Radix begins delivering its platform directly under its own brand, and the original white-label arrangement comes to an end.
A renewed regional focus — digital signage first, alongside education, hospitality, TV, POS and embedded device operations.
Book a 30-minute conversation and demo. We will map the platform modules to your devices, operating environment and support model — and be straight with you about what fits and what does not.
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