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Most of your team never opens email.

The message goes out on the intranet. The people who need it are on the floor, in the kitchen, on a forklift — nowhere near a desk, and many without a company inbox at all. Meanwhile there's already a speaker in the room they're standing in.

What's playing in most warehouses and kitchens right now

Email that never arrives

Frontline staff often have no company inbox, and when they do it goes unread. Announcements reach the office and stop there.

Notices nobody reads

Paper on a break room wall goes stale, gets covered up, and blends into the background within a week.

Repeating it at every shift change

A supervisor says the same thing three times a day and it still misses whoever was on a break.

WHAT YOU'D ACTUALLY PLAY

Your messages, between the songs.

Music the team actually wants on, with your announcements dropped in on a schedule. Everyone in the building hears the same message, at shift change and again mid-shift, without anyone having to gather people together.

SHIFT NOTE

“Heads up — the loading bay is closed until two while the new racking goes in. Use the side entrance.”

DAILY TARGET

“We're at four hundred and twenty picks against a target of five hundred. Good pace, team.”

SAFETY

“Reminder — high-vis in the yard at all times, and no phones on the forklift routes.”

RECOGNITION

“Nice work to the night shift — cleanest audit result we've had this year.”

Type the words, pick a voice, and the spot is built for you — or record it yourself in one take.

Questions

Can we run this only in the back and something else out front?

Yes — that's exactly what zones are for. Customer-facing music and promos on the floor, staff announcements in the back, running at the same time from one account. Every plan includes at least two zones.

Can this be used for emergency alerts?

No, and please don't. FrontDoorRadio is for routine communication — shift information, targets, reminders. Emergency and life-safety alerting is a regulated category with certification requirements, and this is not a certified system. Keep your existing emergency procedures exactly as they are.

Who can post announcements?

You can give supervisors access to post without giving them billing or account control, so a shift lead can put out a message without going through you.

Will people just tune it out?

They will if you overuse it. A handful of announcements a shift, kept to one sentence each, stays audible. Twenty an hour becomes wallpaper — same as the notice board.

Give your floor a voice.

Any speaker you already own. Five minutes. From $15.99/mo, 14 days free, no credit card.

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