impressBox AI
Prompt Examples

Performs generative AI editing on content. Provides fully ready visual based on user instructions applied to the original image.

Extends the boundaries of product images by intelligently expanding the background and surrounding context, creating a more complete and visually appealing composition.

Agent analyzes the picture, extracts the content schema and creates HTML layout regarding this design that you can very easily create content later on.

Even if AI editing is really powerful and follows the instructions, there are some situations where you always want the design to remain the same and just manage the data. This is where impressBox templates come to the help: They are custom designed HTML micro applications that can be distributed to displays as HTML or pre-rendered video clip. Then the assistant can change either data or design - separating flows, and avoiding situations where changing a soup price rearranges the design of the template.

If it can find the template matching the item selection, AI analyses its structure and sets the corresponding values. Formats the values so the content would look similar to other entries in the template.

Adds animation or changes HTML layout to your request.

Creates content item and deploys it immediately to the specified destination.

Fetches data from proof-of-play database which stores playback events. It adapts the query to the request, formats the data, and can perform various analytical tasks or export as CSV or Excel content.

Converts playback data into hourly rates for better analysis and comparison of content performance across different time periods.

Follows the workflow provided from prompt. Advice: Always turn on Thinking model.

After each content operation which includes publishing, the agent asks to verify if devices really took the latest content. Checks if device actually downloaded content and started to play it back. Highlights issue if device is offline or somehow couldn't download content.

Makes a screenshot of current device output and shows in chat, if successful.

Schedules a playback of content in desired pattern.

Adjusts date from..to fields which impose date restriction for provided content.

Will adjust when to show the clip using "Grid" tool. It will set days or hours when to play content regarding the request.

Immediately sets brightness or schedules a fixed brightness pattern.

Changes volume of device.

Show as configuration actions applied to the selected device.

Pairs newly provisioned device.

Upgrades app to newest version. Currently on LG, Samsung, and Balena.

Sets orientation of device. Useful for external players which do not have electronic rotation sensor.

Sets a template for custom layout visualisation.

Imports content of YouTube playlist with YTAPI as separate content items.

Uploads the files, sets their validity dates and adds them to the right playlists. Nothing goes live on screens until you ask the agent to publish.

Adds the item where it is needed and sets a device restriction, so other screens that share the playlist skip it.

Finds the matching items, lists what will change and asks you to confirm before it removes anything.

Creates web (remote URL) content from the link, sets its duration and adds it to the playlist. The agent can also check whether a screen will be able to open the page.

The agent answers in the language of the request. Customers already use it in Lithuanian, English, Hungarian, Ukrainian and Estonian.

Creates a daily on/off schedule on the device, so the screen is dark outside opening hours.

Works out the naming rule from your example and renames the devices accordingly.

Reads proof-of-play data for the content item and period and answers with the total, broken down by day.

Reads the device logs for the time window and explains in plain language what happened, including content that was skipped because of date restrictions.

Checks what the device is actually playing and explains the difference, for example that another item is still running or the playlist has not been published to that screen.

Works out which items each screen will actually play once device restrictions and tags are applied, and groups the screens by variant.

Reviews the playlists in the account and suggests a simpler structure that is easier to maintain.