The system is fully centralized and controls the client’s display network.

An informative Dashboard having all the details that the user needs to manage the displays.

a) Online screen Status                                      b) Offline Screen Status                  c) Total Screen Count
d) Map the Location of each screen                 e) Playback Quick report                 f) QuickLogs of the accounts

• Dedicated screens section to explore all the screen information on your network. Screens information like
        a) Screen name      b) Current playlist playing.   c) Orientation of the screen.     d) Expiry Date of the screen.   e) Last update time of the screen.

• Manage your creatives and unique widgets with easy library management.
• The system supports different types of media files
        a) Images – png, jpg, jpeg           b) Videos – mp4

• Play around with multiple Widgets
      a) Youtube    b) Ticker/scroller  c) Web URLs and pages   d) Live streaming      e) Text   f) Weather (Multiple locations)    g) Clock (Analog and Digital)     h) RSS feeds

• Store operation level features

            a) Auto starts the application when the display power gets on.
            b) Auto restart the application when any crash or troubleshoots happens.
            c) CMS has the functionality to restart the device remotely.
            d) CMS has the functionality to restart the application remotely.
            e) Get the proof of play as a screenshot for each display.
            f) Get the device protected by adding a layer of security with the password of the application installed on display.
            g) Remotely manage the creatives and updates.
            h) Adjust the device volume from the cms itself.
            i) Keep on top features to start the application over any other application.

• Screen Grouping

            a) Group the screens on the basis of location, orientation, and tags.
            b) Push the content directly from the group section and no need to manage each screen individually.
            c) Give permissions and access to store managers, operatives, and others to manage, view, and update the screens available at their stores.
            d) Form multiple groups based on the variability of the screens.
            e) Schedule the playlist directly to the groups made.
            f) Mapping of each group can be viewed easily by the management for better visualizations.
            g) Add screens to the group through Excel when there are many screens in a single group.

• Team Accesses

           a) Create store-level managers and operators.
            b) Give permissions based on the member’s profile like the viewer, editor, manager, or others.
           c) You can assign these members to specific groups.
           d) Each member will be given login credentials and only the screens assigned will be visible to that member.

• Reports and analytics of each screen can be viewed. Clients can filter the dates for viewing the reports on the screens. All the associated data like media file name, duration, time, and date of the media player will be provided