Digital signage software that runs on your own server
Content and publishing workflow

You decide what goes to the screen

Changes to folders, programs or settings collect first. When you are ready, deploy with one click and follow in the record which screen received what.

Per-screen status of a deployment
Deployments

Every deployment is a numbered record

The "Dağıtım bekleniyor (n)" counter at the top of the panel shows how many changes are not live yet. Deploy with one click and MIA opens a new deployment record.

The record shows the status of each screen separately. A screen that was offline during the deployment picks up the pending program and settings updates itself when it reconnects.

  • Başarılı (success): the screen received the new content
  • Bekliyor (pending): the screen has not received it yet
  • Başarısız (failed): the screen could not receive it and needs a look
  • Pasif (inactive): the screen has been set to inactive

Why controlled deployments?

In many systems content goes to the screen the moment you save it. So does a half-finished edit, a wrongly uploaded image or a line of test text. In MIA a change waits in the panel first and reaches the screen only when you deploy it.

Step by step

  1. Add content to a folder, or change a program or a screen setting.
  2. Watch the "Dağıtım bekleniyor" (waiting for deployment) counter at the top of the panel go up.
  3. Review the changes and deploy them with one click.
  4. Open the new record on the Deployments page and follow each screen's status.

Offline screens and large installations

A screen that is not connected at deployment time stays "Bekliyor" (pending) and fetches the update itself when it reconnects. In large installations deployments go out gradually so the server and network are not overloaded. The emergency program skips the queue and goes out at once.

If a screen shows "Başarısız" (failed), check its network connection and the device storage first. You can retry for that screen with the "Programı güncelle" (update program) command in the control centre.

Why records are kept

Numbered deployment records work like a logbook. When wrong content shows up on a screen, you can find which deployment brought it, when it was sent and which screens received it. The answer to who made the change is in the audit log.

Related features

Control centre and remote commands

Resend the program or settings to a single screen.

Playback during outages

The last program keeps playing when the connection drops.

100 screens, one server

Tested with 100 screens on one server.

See the deployment flow on your own screens

The trial license runs for 30 days and covers 5 screens by default. Ask for a quote for more.