Nexus Signage · Digital Signage Management
Design, schedule and publish content to screens across every location, and see what each screen is playing.
The large display shows a fictional example campaign, not a Nexus customer.
What sets it apart
The management experience
One workflow for the content on your screens: create it on brand, plan when it plays and publish it to the right screens.
Every screen, one view
Push content to screen groups and see what is live.
Screen Manager: every screen and what it is playing. Screens show fictional example creatives.
Content onto a screen
Templates and a visual designer for on-brand screen content.
Schedule
On brand, on every screen
Templates and a visual designer for on-brand screen content.
Fictional example creatives, not Nexus customers or real brands.
In your locations
Branches, stores, lobbies and offices: the same console schedules what each location shows.
Screens show fictional example creatives and illustrative notices, not Nexus customers.
Operating the network
Content and media management
Images, videos, documents and web pages live in one media library, organised in folders, tagged and searchable, in list or grid view.
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Templates and layouts
Start from a template in the gallery or from a blank canvas, in landscape, portrait or custom formats, and build on-brand content in the visual designer.
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Playlists and scheduling
A schedule sets when each item plays: a date range, days of the week and play times. Day, week, month and year views and a timeline show the plan, and overlapping items are flagged before publishing.
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Schedule, week view with conflict flags. Sample data.
Playlists and scheduling
A playlist is an ordered loop of media, documents, designs and widgets. Set how long each item plays, then preview the full loop before publishing.
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Playlist builder: items, durations and total loop length (detail). Sample data.
Multi-location operations
Organise screens into groups by region, site or department, label them with tags and place them on a map, then set content to a whole group at once.
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Group
Region · West
Tag · LandscapeTag · Campaign
Group
Region · Central
Tag · PortraitTag · Maintenance
Groups hold stable structure such as region, site or department; tags hold changing labels such as campaign, orientation or maintenance. Fictional examples.
Monitoring and administration
Each media item keeps a play record: the screens it appeared on and when it was last shown.
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Monitoring and administration
Assign predefined roles, or define custom roles permission by permission.
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Capabilities in detail
Seven groups of capabilities, from the media library to reporting and roles, and a directory of the capabilities described here.
7 groups · 176 capabilities · select a group, or search the complete directory below.
Content and media management · 41 capabilities
One library for images, videos, documents, web pages and live widgets, organised with folders and tags.
176 of 176 capabilities shown
Part of Nexus Cloud
Nexus Signage works on its own. It shares one console and one sign-in with Nexus Queue and Nexus Surveys, so you can start with one product and add the others when you need them.
Industries
See how organisations in your sector use Nexus Signage, and which other Nexus products fit alongside it.
Resources
Brochure · Nexus Signage
How Nexus Signage helps teams manage content on every screen.
Datasheet · Nexus Signage
The confirmed capabilities of Nexus Signage, grouped by what teams do every day.
Overview sheet · Nexus Signage
Nexus Signage on one page: the problem, the product and the outcome.
Guide · Nexus Signage
A digital signage CMS is the software that controls what plays on your screens.
Guide · Nexus Signage
Give the screen network a structure before you add content.
Guide · Nexus Signage
Plan the content before the screens. Someone has to own the items, photos and descriptions on each board, and every change to them.
Questions
Yes. Nexus Signage is built to schedule and publish content to screen groups across multiple locations. Your location count, screen types and network setup are reviewed during the demo.
Nexus Signage runs on Android, Windows, Samsung Tizen and LG webOS players, and in a web browser. Specific models and displays are confirmed for your estate during the consultation, before any rollout commitment.
No. Nexus Signage works on its own. Nexus Queue and Nexus Surveys can be added later, in the same console and sign-in.
Yes. Nexus Signage is offered as a cloud deployment or installed on premises, according to your requirements. Security, hosting and data-protection requirements are reviewed with your IT, risk and compliance teams as part of the evaluation.
Yes. If a screen loses its internet connection, it keeps playing the content it last received.
Yes. Teams start from a template in the gallery or compose a design on a layered canvas in the console, with text, photos, videos, links, RSS, PDFs, playlists and widgets.
Yes. Designs are built for the shape of the screen: 16:9, 16:10, 4:3, 21:9, 9:16 portrait or a custom size.
Yes. A web address can be added as screen content, so a live web page or dashboard is displayed. Sites that block embedding cannot be shown.
Yes. Menus can be shown right to left with Arabic fonts.
Yes. Predefined roles separate administering, managing, creating, publishing and viewing. Custom roles let you define named permission sets and assign users to them.
Nexus Signage flags overlapping schedule items and lists the conflicts. A timeline view shows gaps and overlaps hour by hour.
