DOOH CMS for out-of-home advertising screen networks

Selling ad slots against a real record, not an assumption

Out-of-home advertising is sold on the promise that an ad played, a specific number of times, in a specific place, during a specific window. If your only evidence is that the ad was in the playlist, you cannot actually prove delivery to an advertiser who asks. NoroCMS's proof-of-play logging records the exact start and end time of every play, on every screen, the instant it happens, so a delivery report is built from real events rather than a schedule you hope was followed.

Campaigns attach to specific playlist items with their own priority, so a paid campaign can be guaranteed a slot over lower-priority filler content without manually managing the rotation by hand.

Screens in venues you do not control the network for

Ad screens are frequently installed in venues where you have no control over the internet connection: a shared retail network, a public Wi-Fi hotspot, a venue-managed connection that goes down without warning. Offline-first playback means a screen keeps playing its scheduled ad rotation through any of that, and proof-of-play events keep recording locally even while the screen is completely disconnected, then upload automatically the moment it reconnects.

Managing a growing network from one dashboard

As a network grows past a handful of screens, remote visibility matters more than any single feature: knowing which screens are online, pushing an updated campaign to every screen in a region within minutes through instant content push, and restarting an unresponsive device without a truck roll, through remote device management. These are the operational basics that make a screen network sellable at scale.