22Miles officially launched DX Pro, a unified web-native management platform for visual communications applications such as digital signage, wayfinding, immersive experiences and space management.

The company said that the platform aims to bring content creation, device management, fleet monitoring and governance into a single browser interface, with support for both cloud and on-premises deployment.

Organizations can standardize on DX Pro for initial deployments and expand to complex applications without changing software stacks or adding tools. 22Miles also said that it aims to deliver the fleet visibility and governance necessary for IT infrastructure with self-service device and license management, a fleetwide Alert Center and Device Overview providing at-a-glance player health with direct links to individual screen managers. User group management gives administrators clear visibility into group assignments and access controls across the organization.

The company said that DX Pro is designed to make content updates intuitive while supporting the access controls and governance workflows that are necessary in enterprise operations. The platform features map editing, screen grouping and mass scheduling tools for managing large, multi-location deployments. DX Pro’s emergency overwrite capability allows instant full-network content takeover, triggered manually or integrated directly with enterprise emergency notification services.

Native enterprise integration capabilities include Microsoft Places, Zoom Enterprise, Teams, Outlook Space Finder, SharePoint, Office 365, Google Workspace and major social media platforms. DX Pro also includes two AI-native capabilities that aim to reduce the technical barrier to content creation, the AI template designer and AI map file creation.

22Miles said that the DX Pro is now available, and it will be on display at InfoComm 2026.

“Too often, digital signage and other visual experiences are treated as disconnected projects, with different tools, vendors, and support contracts for every screen type and location. Enterprise IT teams end up with a fragmented stack they can’t govern or scale,” said Tomer Mann, chief revenue officer at 22Miles. “DX Pro gives them what they’ve needed: a single platform with the deployment flexibility to run in the cloud or on-premise, the fleet visibility to manage tens of thousands of screens across hundreds of locations, and the governance controls that enterprise infrastructure demands.”