Dise
Dise is a Swedish In-store Experience Management (IXM) platform vendor, originally founded in Karlstad in 2003 and now operating as a subsidiary of Vertiseit AB, a Nasdaq Stockholm-listed retail-tech group. The company has evolved from a traditional digital signage CMS provider into an enterprise SaaS platform supporting digital in-store communication, retailer-owned retail media, and API-first integration with retail enterprise systems, delivered exclusively through a global network of certified system integrators.
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Dise's core offering is the IXM Platform, an enterprise SaaS solution spanning several capability areas:
- Enterprise digital signage software — cloud-hosted, API-first, hardware-agnostic CMS with ISO 27001/SOC2 certification
- Retailer-owned retail media — share-of-voice scheduling, proof-of-play reporting, and SSP integration for in-store media monetization
- API-first ecosystem integrations — connects with POS, CRM, DAM, PIM, ERP, and eCommerce systems
- Applications spanning dynamic campaigns, retail media networks, data-driven communication, endless aisle, and interactive retail (guided selling, virtual try-on)
- Scala Digital Signage Software — the sibling enterprise CMS platform acquired in 2026, retained for existing complex global deployments while transitioning toward Dise's SaaS architecture
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