Free airtime on a calendar
Before you quote, see how much of each day is already sold on the busiest screen and whether the new slot still fits.
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Book airtime for advertisers without double-selling, measure engagement with trackable QR codes, and let every advertiser follow their own campaign.
Booking
A campaign is a slot length and a frequency on a set of screens between two dates, for example 10 seconds every 2 minutes in Ahmedabad from 1 to 15 December.
Before you quote, see how much of each day is already sold on the busiest screen and whether the new slot still fits.
A booking that would oversell any screen on any day is refused, so what the calendar shows as free really is free.
Choose whole cities, groups of screens or single displays, with optional daily hours and days of the week.
On screen
Engagement
Add a QR code to any ad. Each scan is counted by screen, hour and day, then the phone opens the advertiser's page.
See which locations people actually respond to, and at what time of day.
QR codes already on screen or in print keep working when the destination changes.
Visitors are counted without storing personal data or IP addresses.
For your advertisers
Give each advertiser a login. They see only their own campaigns: plays and airtime per screen and per day against what was booked, a recent picture of every screen the ad runs on, QR scans, and a proof-of-play certificate they can download whenever they need it.
Drafts and your own notes stay private. Advertisers cannot see or change anything else in your account. See how video walls and mall screens fit into the same network.
FAQ
Each campaign takes a share of airtime on the screens it targets, for example 10 seconds every 2 minutes. The calendar adds up what is already booked on every screen, day by day, and compares it with how much of a screen's time you allow to be sold.
No. Advertisers sign in to the same web address with the login you create for them, and see only their own campaigns.
The campaign, booked dates and slot, the number of plays and airtime delivered, a breakdown by screen, and QR scans, generated from the plays the screens themselves reported.
Yes. Ads are downloaded to the screen like the rest of its content and plays are recorded offline, then uploaded when the connection returns.
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