Set when each item plays once and let the screen handle the rest: breakfast menus until 11, a weekend promo that ends Sunday night, a different schedule for each store in its own timezone.

Choose the days and hours an item plays, for example a lunch menu Monday to Friday between 11:00 and 15:00, and it repeats every week.
Give a promotion a start and end date so it appears and disappears on time, with no reminder to remove it afterwards.
The same media can run all day at one store and only at lunch at another. Each location's schedule follows its own timezone.
The dashboard rejects overlapping schedules for the same location, so two windows can't silently fight over the same slot.
Combine them as needed on any item in a screen or zone sequence.
Real screenshots from the DisplayNyx dashboard: upload, build a playlist, assign it to a screen, add live widgets.
Dayparting means showing different content at different times of day, such as a breakfast menu in the morning and a lunch menu after 11:00. DisplayNyx does it with weekly recurring schedule windows on each item.
Yes. Give the item an expiry date and it stops playing on its own, with no one needing to remember to remove it.
Yes. A location's schedule is evaluated in that location's own timezone, so a 09:00 start means 09:00 local time wherever the store is.
Yes. Publish an item to specific locations, or schedule it differently per location, so the same file plays where and when you decide.
Pair a screen with a short code, see whether it is online, and control it from anywhere. DisplayNyx keeps the whole fleet visible without a site visit.
Type a message and have it displayed and read aloud, or speak live into your microphone. Announcements take over the screens you choose and hand back to normal content when they end.

When a department moves or a corridor closes, update the directions on every relevant screen at once instead of reprinting and replacing signs. Templates make the layout quick to build.

Build the offer from a template or an AI-generated image, schedule when it runs, and publish it to every store or just the ones running the deal.

Post a wait time or call the next person on the waiting-room screen, then let regular content resume. DisplayNyx is the display layer for the queue: the message you post is what people see, in seconds.

When something urgent happens, take over the screens you choose with a clear message in seconds, optionally read aloud, and return to normal content when it is over.
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