Channels with fair rotation
A channel is airtime that several teams share. An administrator decides who publishes to it, how much each one gets and which screens it reaches.
Scheduling
Digital signage scheduling by daypart and priority, targeted by tag.
A breakfast menu has to give way to lunch at 11:00 in every store, and a safety notice has to beat everything else on screen. Wallboard schedules content by date and time of day, by weekday and by priority, then targets screens by tag. Nobody switches anything by hand.
How it works
Every schedule answers the same questions.
What to play
Pick content, slides or playlists, or build a channel that rotates media and content from many contributors.
When to play
Set dates, daily intervals and weekdays. Exclude holidays. Intervals can run past midnight, and one schedule can hold a lunch block and a dinner block.
Where to play
Choose devices, or target by tag or quick filter. Tag a screen "north region" next month and it picks up the matching content on its own.
Which schedule wins
When schedules overlap, the higher priority plays. On a tie, the older schedule wins. Fallback content covers gaps.
Scheduling tools for shared screens.
Saturation
A channel with a saturation of 2 plays twice as often as one set to 1, however many items each holds.
Sub-channels for local teams
Local teams schedule for their own screens, but a sub-channel only plays on devices that its parent channel also allows.
Zoning
Tag channels to decide which screen zone they fill. A sidebar zone, say, plays only channels tagged "sidebar".
Playlist snapshot
See what each active channel will play, filtered by tag, without standing in front of a screen.
Synchronized playback
Keep content in step across players of the same platform, timed to the clock, so that a row of menu boards above one counter changes together.
Offline playback
Channels keep playing through a lost connection.
Advertiser reporting
Link channels to advertisers and each one gets its own proof-of-play report.
Related capabilities.
Walk us through one store’s day.
Tell us what changes between opening and close, and how your regions differ. We’ll build that schedule with you in the demo.