Doorzign
Doorzign is a digital, cable-free e-paper door signage product developed by Zeitwart UG (haftungsbeschränkt), a micro-scale German software vendor based in Osnabrück. It combines battery-powered Qbic e-paper displays with a centrally managed web front-end, offering a low-cost alternative to traditional printed door signs and recurring-fee digital signage subscriptions, with an optional upgrade path into the parent's fuller Zeitwart room-booking platform.
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Doorzign's portfolio consists of two software licence tiers running on shared Qbic e-paper hardware:
- Doorzign Basic — an unlimited, one-time licence for manual text/image display via a central web front-end, suited to nameplates, department signage, and static notices
- Doorzign iCal-Connect — a three-year licence adding automatic calendar synchronisation (Microsoft 365/Outlook, Google Calendar, generic iCal/RFC 5545 feeds) for meeting-room occupancy display
- Zeitwart upgrade path — optional migration to the parent's full room-booking platform, reusing existing Doorzign hardware and adding check-in, role-based permissions, and ad-hoc booking Supported hardware includes the Qbic EP 400 (4.2") and Qbic EP 700 (7.5") e-paper displays with three freely assignable buttons, connected via the Qbic BXP-100 Bluetooth Low Energy gateway.
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