Part of Showroom TV Scheduling & Campaigns
From "always on" to "weekdays 09:00–18:00 except holidays" — one ladder, no formula grid.
A campaign is a playlist, a target and a set of time rules. The target can be one screen, a device group or an entire location. The time rules climb a ladder, and each rung only shows its own complexity.
Start with always and there is no further interface at all. Add a date range and you get two date fields. Add a weekly pattern and you get weekday chips with a time window. Only at the top do you get the full rule, written as a sentence rather than a grid of dropdowns: show on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday between 09:00 and 18:00, except holidays.
Priorities decide what wins when campaigns overlap, an emergency override puts one message on every screen immediately, and each device has a fallback so a screen is never blank.
Key Benefits
Target one screen, a group or a whole location
Time rules that grow with the need, not all at once
Weekday patterns and time windows with holiday exceptions
Priorities to layer national campaigns over local content
Emergency override for a message that has to run now
A fallback campaign per device — no screen is ever blank
Use Cases
Breakfast, lunch, dinner
Three menu playlists on three time windows. The board switches itself; nobody walks over at eleven o'clock.
Chain promotion
The national campaign targets every location at a higher priority for two weeks, and each branch's own content resumes underneath when it ends.
Closed for a public holiday
The holiday exception keeps the opening-hours slide honest without anyone remembering to change it.