Content Management

The Content Management section includes comprehensive tools for assembling and organizing digital content. This area supports media file upload, playlist construction, web application embedding, and override implementation for direct content delivery control.

The content management workflow begins with the Playlists functionality, which builds comprehensive pages, zones, themes, and schedules while seamlessly integrating both applications and media content into digital displays. This foundational feature forms the structural framework for organizing how content appears and flows throughout the network.

Web applications extend content capabilities by hosting or uploading custom web applications that include SDK support and offline mode functionality. These applications maintain their interactive features and continue operating even when network connectivity becomes intermittent, ensuring consistent user experiences across deployments.

The media library is the centralized repository for all visual content, where users upload images and videos, optimize file formats for improved performance, and organize materials through a comprehensive tagging system. This organized approach streamlines content discovery and supports efficient reuse of assets across multiple playlists and campaigns.

When immediate content changes become necessary, the Overrides feature temporarily supersedes regular programming with urgent alerts or special announcements. This emergency broadcasting functionality ensures critical information reaches audiences without disrupting established content schedules permanently.

Device-specific content selection streamlines deployment by assigning particular playlists or web applications to individual devices or entire device groups. This granular control ensures that each display shows the most relevant content for its specific location and audience demographics.

The platform also delivers specialized guidance for web content rendering and overlay management for optimizing display performance across diverse screen types and network conditions. These recommendations ensure consistent visual quality and proper content layering throughout digital signage networks.