اللافتاتالرقمية

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In short

How do you manage a digital signage screen network in a shopping mall?

You run every screen from one cloud CMS: build playlists, schedule campaigns per screen group, and push updates remotely instead of walking a USB stick to each display. Simplaq's signage module lets marketing teams and media partners plan content on a shared calendar while operations monitors which screens are live.

Screen content is scattered across USB sticks, spreadsheets, and one person's laptop

Most malls accumulate digital screens over several supplier contracts: parking-area displays from one installer, mall directory screens from another, food-court boards from a third. Updating a campaign means touching each system separately, and nobody has a single view of what's currently playing where.

Media sales teams sell screen time they can't verify was delivered, because there's no shared calendar and no play-confirmation log tied to the commercial agreement.

When a tenant or partner wants their promotion live at short notice, the update depends on whoever built the original playlist being available that day.

Who runs into this

Marketing manager

Needs a seasonal campaign live across all screens by a fixed date and can't get confirmation it went out everywhere.

Center operations lead

Finds out a screen has been frozen on the same static image for three days only when a tenant complains.

Media sales / advertising partner

Sold screen time to a brand and has no record to show the campaign actually ran the agreed number of times.

Why it matters

Advertising revenue: Screen inventory sold to tenants or media agencies is only monetizable if the mall can show what ran, when, and for how long — the basis for renewal and rate negotiation.
Brand and safety messaging: Emergency notices, closures, or center-wide announcements need to reach every screen at once, not depend on whoever last edited that screen's playlist.
Operational time: Every hour spent manually swapping content per screen is an hour not spent on the campaign calendar or partner relationships.

How the workflow runs

A campaign goes from request to live screen through one shared system.

1
Content uploadMarketing team
Marketing or a tenant uploads creative (image, video, or HTML5) to the CMS library.
2
SchedulingMarketing / media sales
The campaign is assigned to specific screens or screen groups with a start and end date, avoiding manual per-screen edits.
3
ApprovalCenter operations
For tenant- or partner-submitted content, a reviewer approves before it goes live, so nothing reaches a public screen unchecked.
4
DistributionSystem
The CMS pushes the playlist update to the assigned screens without an on-site visit.
5
MonitoringOperations
Operations checks screen status from the dashboard to see which displays are online and which are showing the current schedule.

How Simplaq fits

One cloud CMS covers content upload, scheduling, and screen assignment instead of per-vendor tools.
Screen groups let a single campaign target, for example, only entrance screens or only food-court screens without editing each one.
A content approval step exists in the workflow for tenant- or partner-submitted material before it reaches a live display.
The dashboard gives operations a status view of the screen fleet rather than relying on someone physically checking each display.

What the product actually does

Cloud content management

Upload, schedule, and edit campaign content remotely from any device instead of managing each screen locally.

Screen grouping and scheduling

Assign campaigns to specific screens or groups with defined start and end dates.

Content approval workflow

Route tenant- or partner-submitted content through a review step before it airs.

Interactive and gesture-controlled content

Support for touch-interactive screens and gesture-controlled applications on kiosks and totems, run on the same CMS.

Screen status dashboard

See which screens are online and reflect the current schedule from a single overview.

Implementation considerations

Existing screen hardware

Screen brand, player hardware, and network connectivity per display should be inventoried before rollout — compatibility is confirmed per deployment during technical scoping rather than assumed.

Content approval owners

Decide who approves tenant- or partner-submitted content before go-live, since the workflow requires a named reviewer, not just an uploader.

Screen grouping logic

Map which screens belong to which zone (entrance, parking, food court, directory) up front so campaigns can target the right group from day one.

Related integrations

Mall mobile app — Campaigns curated for signage can be cross-published to the mobile app's promotions feed.
Website content — Discounts and events created for the web portal can be reflected in signage playlists, avoiding duplicate content entry.(scoped per deployment)

Customer evidence

Futurum Hradec Králové — Digitalization and Content Management

Futurum Hradec Králové moved from vendor-fragmented static screens to a single cloud CMS with self-service campaign scheduling for both center management and media partners, plus a screen-status view for operations.

Read the Futurum Hradec Králové — Digitalization and Content Management deployment

Questions buyers ask

Can tenants or media partners upload their own signage content?: Yes — content can be submitted by tenants or advertising partners and routed through an approval step before it goes live, so center operations retains control over what airs.
Do all screens need to be the same hardware?: No, but hardware compatibility is confirmed per screen during technical scoping rather than assumed; mixed-vendor screen fleets are common and get mapped during implementation.
Can we target a campaign to only some screens, like just the food court?: Yes — screens can be grouped by zone (entrance, parking, food court, directory) and a campaign scheduled to a group rather than edited on each display individually.
How do we know a campaign actually ran on schedule?: The CMS shows screen online status and current schedule from a dashboard, giving operations and sales a shared reference instead of relying on manual spot checks.

See the signage CMS on your own screen inventory

Walk through how your current screens, zones, and content approval process would map onto the CMS before committing to a rollout.

Book a signage walkthrough

ميزاتنا

حسّن تواصلك التسويقي

قم بترقية لافتاتك الرقمية القديمة ببرنامجنا التفاعلي.

ميزاتنا

إدارة جميع الشاشات من مكان واحد

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الشاشات التفاعلية تجذب المزيد من المارة

البرنامج التفاعلي له إمكانيات تسويقية إبداعية لا حصر لها.

التحكم بالإيماءات لمزيد من التفاعلات

نوفر مجموعة واسعة من التطبيقات التي يتم التحكم فيها بحركات اليد.

لوحة اللافتات الرقمية

تمتلك اللافتات الرقمية نظرة شاملة على العملاء.

حلولنا

اختر من التطبيقات الجاهزة

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إدارة المرافق

بث الفيديو أو عرض منشورات وسائل التواصل الاجتماعي

عرض المنتجات المتحكم فيها بالإيماءات

عجلة الحظ المتحكم فيها بالإيماءات

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الملاحة الداخلية

ترقية سهلة

قم بترقية لافتاتك الرقمية القديمة بإمكانيات جديدة مثل التحكم بالإيماءات والواقع المعزز.

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