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TV leaderboards for the sales floor

TV mode puts your live sales leaderboard full-screen on any office display. Ranks, streaks and badges re-order as activity is logged, the layout is built to be read from across the room, and every plan covers unlimited screens with no per-display fee and no proprietary hardware to buy.
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What goes on the wall

Rank, name, momentum, points. Nothing that needs studying.

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Enterprise pod

$1,250
  1. 1stPNPriya Nair7 day streak7428
  2. 2ndMTMarcus Tran391
  3. 3rdDRDani Rossi5 day streak5364
  4. 4thOKOwen Kaur297

TV mode at 1080p. Rank, name, momentum and points — nothing that needs studying.

What it does

Built to be read from ten feet away

Any screen

Any screen

Runs in a browser on whatever is already plugged into the TV — laptop, mini PC or streaming stick. Nothing to install.

Live re-ranking

Live re-ranking

Positions change as activity lands. Nobody has to refresh the board or remember to update it.

Streaks in view

Streaks in view

Streak indicators and badges sit next to the name, so the board shows momentum rather than just a total.

Pod rotation

Pod rotation

On larger floors, rotate pod boards so every rep sees themselves near the top of something.

No per-screen fee

No per-screen fee

Unlimited displays on every plan. Screens are not a billing lever here.

Remote equivalent

Remote equivalent

For distributed teams, celebrations post the same moments into Slack or Microsoft Teams.

What belongs on a floor display, and what doesn't

A sales-floor TV is glanced at, not studied. That constrains the design more than most dashboards: four columns maximum, type large enough to read at distance, and movement only where movement means something. Adding pipeline charts and quota gauges to a floor board makes it less useful, not more.

It also constrains length. Past about ten rows, the people at the bottom stop looking — which is the opposite of the point. On larger floors, split into pods as described in leaderboard best practices, and put the pod board on the wall rather than the whole roster.

Frequently asked questions

How do I put a sales leaderboard on a TV?+

Open your board on any computer or streaming stick connected to the display, switch to TV mode and go full screen. Standings, streaks and badges update live as activity is logged. No dedicated hardware and no per-screen licence.

Is there a per-screen fee?+

No. Every plan includes unlimited displays. This is worth checking elsewhere in the category — screen and connector surcharges are common, and one vendor sells proprietary display hardware as a separate line item with no published price.

What should be on the sales floor TV?+

Rank, name, points and a streak indicator — and nothing else. A floor display is read at a glance from ten feet away, so anything beyond four columns is wasted. Keep the board to the top eight or ten positions and rotate pods if the floor is larger.

Does a TV leaderboard work for a remote team?+

A remote floor has no ambient display, so the board has to travel to the rep instead. Slack and Teams celebrations do the work the office TV would — posting podium changes, closed-won and streak milestones into the channel where the team already is.

Will the display keep updating on its own?+

Yes. TV mode is live — it re-ranks as activity is logged without anyone refreshing it, so the board on the wall is always the current board.

Get a board on the wall

Blueprint builds the scoring model, the board goes live, and TV mode is one click away.

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