Branch-aware playlists
Organize playlists by organization and branch so each location can receive the right content while the central team keeps oversight.
Product
BrasMedia gives operations, communications, and IT teams a structured way to manage playlists, templates, devices, urgent events, and playback continuity across distributed screens.
Capabilities
The product model is built around branch control, screen lifecycle, content governance, and reliable playback instead of one-off slideshow publishing.
Organize playlists by organization and branch so each location can receive the right content while the central team keeps oversight.
Use status, scheduling, priority, update order, and deterministic tie-breakers to resolve one active playlist for each screen context.
Pair screens with QR or manual codes, associate them with branches, and support reassignment or reset when operations change.
Control layouts, zones, widgets, and branded formats so screens stay consistent across branches and use cases.
Interrupt regular playback with urgent messages, show them for a defined duration, and then return screens to scheduled content.
Track screen status, heartbeats, cache state, current playback, and command acknowledgement so teams know what needs attention.
Runtime model
BrasMedia separates the TV player experience from central coordination so screens can receive state updates, cache assets, and keep useful playback when connectivity is unstable.
Teams manage assets, playlists, templates, branches, device assignment, and operational actions.
The backend resolves branch-specific playback, distributes state snapshots, and sends real-time commands through WebSocket.
Screens render playlists and events, maintain local cache, report health, and keep running from the last valid state during outages.
Product fit
BrasMedia is best suited for organizations that need branch-level relevance, central governance, and predictable screen behavior across many locations.
Publish updates by branch, keep campaigns aligned, and send urgent information without relying on local manual changes.
Pair screens consistently, monitor device state, inspect operational issues, and reduce blank-screen risk during connectivity problems.
Next step
Bring the number of branches, screens, content roles, and operational constraints you need to manage. That context makes the first product conversation more useful.