Content and scheduling
Build playlists once and let rules decide what plays where and when.
Features
Everything impressBox does, in one place
impressBox is a digital signage CMS with a built-in AI agent and device management: you create and schedule content, publish it to screens and keep the players healthy from one dashboard, or by asking the agent.
AI agent and automation
Operate the network in plain language and let the agent do the clicking.
Delivery and playback
Content reaches every screen quickly and keeps playing when the network does not.
Device management
Keep the players healthy without driving to every site.
Measurement and security
Prove what played, understand the audience and protect the network.
Every feature is one sentence away
Whatever you can do in the dashboard, you can ask the AI agent to do. A few prompts from the prompt library:
“Play only this file on the device named Lobby and name the content Mug.”
Creates the content item and publishes it to the Lobby screen.
“Play this file every working day at 11:00, once.”
Adds a schedule rule to the content instead of a manual publish every day.
“Set Lobby brightness to 100% at 12:00 and reduce it to 50% at 17:00.”
Schedules a fixed brightness pattern on the device.
“Check whether the screens are really playing the new revision.”
Confirms each device downloaded and started the content, and flags any that are offline.
More examples in the prompt library.
Frequently asked questions
What does impressBox include?
A web-based CMS for content, playlists and schedules; an AI agent that does the same work from a chat; player apps for professional displays and media players; and device management with monitoring, remote updates and hardware control.
Which screens and media players does impressBox support?
LG webOS (versions 3 to 8), Samsung Tizen, Android displays from Hikvision, Sony, Philips and iiyama, Android TV, BrightSign, Raspberry Pi 4 and 5, Intel/AMD x86 and ARM boards with balenaOS, Windows, Linux and macOS, and web browsers. See supported hardware.
Can we run impressBox on our own infrastructure?
Yes. impressBox runs in the cloud or on your own infrastructure. Contact us to plan an on-premises installation.
What happens when a screen loses its internet connection?
The player keeps playing cached content, buffers playback statistics and sends them once the connection is back, and screens on the same local network can share content peer-to-peer. See offline resilience.
Which features are still in development?
Features in beta or not yet released are labelled on this page, for example LED monitoring (beta) and AI video outpainting (coming soon).
See impressBox on your own screens
Book a demo: we walk you through the dashboard, the AI agent and the players, and answer your questions about your network.