CampaignManager / Content & scheduling

One campaign.
Every detail
under control.

Bring media, layouts, playlists and schedules together. Decide what plays, where it belongs and when it runs—then publish through the same platform that manages your network.

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From media to playback
  1. 01

    Organise

    Shared media libraries and permissions

  2. 02

    Compose

    Screen zones, playlists and audio

  3. 03

    Schedule

    Dates, dayparts and recurring patterns

  4. 04

    Target

    Locations, resolutions and attributes

  5. 05

    Publish

    Campaign delivery and playback priorities

01 / Build the experience

Content with
room to work.

Use images, video, HTML, web content, live camera feeds and audio. Arrange the experience around what your audience needs to see and hear.

A shared media library

Upload and organise media in libraries that can be shared with users who have the required permissions. Reuse content across campaigns.

Layouts with independent zones

Create screen zones with their own playlists. Combine visual content, transparent text overlays and non-visual zones for audio or supporting files.

Playlists with playback choices

Set up ordered or randomised playback, using time- or count-based settings to shape how media runs.

Live information & tickers

Bring XML or RSS feeds into content templates. Place scrolling text on screen and adjust its typography, colour, direction and position.

Audio as part of the experience

Include audio in the screen experience or publish audio-only content to media players.

Conceptual layout

One screen.
Several roles.

A campaign can combine a main message with supporting information. Each zone has a purpose within the experience.

Illustration of a layout, not a CampaignManager interface screenshot.

02 / Control the timing

Plan the day.
Handle the exceptions.

Start with a campaign window. Add recurring patterns, dayparts, selected weekdays and schedule exceptions to reflect how your locations operate.

07:00–11:00

Breakfast

Morning menu and offers

11:00–17:00

Daytime

Lunch and afternoon content

17:00–22:00

Evening

Dinner menu and promotions

Illustrative daypart schedule. Define the times and content for your own operation.

Campaign dates and recurring patterns

Set start and end dates and times. Use recurring schedules and selected days of the week to repeat the intended pattern.

Additions and exclusions

Adjust the regular schedule with additions and exclusions for specific dates or periods, such as a location’s changed opening hours.

Playback counts and priorities

Use playback counts where needed and assign campaign priorities. A higher-priority message can interrupt existing content on targeted players.

03 / Choose where it belongs

Shared content.
Local relevance.

Publish to the relevant players and screens. Account for differences in display resolution and location context as part of the campaign.

Match the display.

Publish media in multiple resolutions and target screens that match the media resolution.

Match the location.

Use CategoryMatch attributes to include or exclude content for the targeted device, allowing a shared playlist to behave differently across locations.

Work across screens.

Show the same or different content on displays attached to one player, or stretch content across multiple screens with a suitable display configuration.

Add If and For

The schedule is
only part of the story.

Conditions can also govern whether content plays. Connect the campaign to supported sensor events, camera signals, data and AI-model outputs—and the local context the message serves.

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04 / Put the campaign into operation

Publish with control.
Keep delivery visible.

The campaign continues into distribution, player management and reporting. Those are connected parts of CampaignManager.

Define who can act

Give users roles and rights that reflect their responsibilities. Multiple users can work concurrently within their authorised access.

Plan content distribution

Choose when content is distributed. Interrupted downloads can resume from their point of interruption when the connection returns.

Give important messages priority

Assign different priority levels to campaigns. Publish a higher-priority message to interrupt existing content on the targeted players.

Review what ran

Use proof-of-play reporting by campaign, media item or player to establish playback.

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