Scheduling
The right content, at the right hour, without anyone touching it
A canteen menu at eleven, a safety briefing at six, the company loop the rest of the time.
Schedules are recurring by day and time, or a one-off window. They target a screen, a group or the estate.
Two schedules that overlap have a defined winner: priority first, then weight, then whichever was changed most recently. Not whichever the database happened to return first — which is the kind of detail nobody asks about until the wrong thing is on a wall during a board tour.
What you get
- Recurring by weekday and time, or a single dated window
- Deterministic overlap resolution: priority, then weight, then recency
- A schedule whose playlist was deleted falls through rather than blanking the screen
- Everything resolves in the organisation’s timezone, not the server’s

See it yourself
A live system with your own login, and someone to walk you through this specific part of it.
Request a demoAlso in the product
The rest of it
See it running on your own screens
We will set up a live system with your own login, and walk you through anything you want to see.
No open demo, no sign-up wall — a person reads every request.

