Custom Digital Signage Software for ATMMS MediaBox Operations

Digital signage software is a system for organizing media, scheduling presentations and sending content to screens through connected media players. A complete platform may also manage users, locations, devices, activation, playback reporting, subscriptions or portal access, support and inventory.

DreamzTech modernized the JBC MediaBox digital signage platform for ATM Merchant Systems (ATMMS). The delivered work connected content libraries, presentation scheduling, multi-player assignment, device activation, playback visibility, customer and admin dashboards, paid portal access, invoicing and inventory workflows.

A user uploads media to a content library, selects and orders files in a presentation, configures playback and scheduling, chooses one or more players by location, previews the result and publishes it. The player downloads the content for local playback.

Yes. The cloud portal allows authorized users to update content, schedules and player assignments from a web interface. A player needs connectivity to receive changes and communicate status, but downloaded JBC MediaBox content can continue playing locally during an internet interruption.

Yes. Customer dashboards organize players under locations, and presentations can be assigned to multiple selected players. Administrators can also review device and customer context across the platform.

The platform supports start and end controls, schedules with no end date or time, selected days of the week and multiple scheduling rules. Users can also choose landscape or portrait orientation earlier in content setup.

A dispatched player can receive a unique QR or alphanumeric activation code. After purchase, the customer creates or accesses an account, enters the code and assigns the player to a location. Administrators can review code status and device assignment.

The delivered platform records playback history and hours by presentation, player and date, with administrative views and CSV export. Device-status information can provide last-seen and connectivity context where supported by the device firmware.

Customers can purchase portal-access time and see the remaining time associated with their players. DreamzTech corrected allocation logic and added clearer dashboard visibility and purchase shortcuts around this pay-as-needed model.

Yes. Administrators can record a manual or direct sale, select the customer and plan, capture billing and payment notes, and generate a traditional PDF invoice without requiring an online card transaction.

Dispatch records connect device serial or barcode data with orders and stock movement. Shipping a device reduces available inventory, while a recorded return can restore it with the warehouse, reason and movement history preserved.

The modernization used the product’s existing ASP.NET MVC and C# application patterns, Razor views, JavaScript, SQL Server and iText7-based PDF generation. The approach emphasized additive changes and historical-data preservation.

Yes. DreamzTech can assess an existing digital signage CMS, prioritize the workflows that limit customers or operations, and modernize the platform incrementally across content, devices, analytics, billing, integrations and fulfillment.

No delivered AI capability is claimed in this case study. AI content and advertising features appeared only as an optional future roadmap item in the project material and should be added only after implementation and client approval.

Define target users, screen and player hardware, media formats, scheduling rules, connectivity behavior, location hierarchy, device activation, analytics, commercial model, support process and integration requirements. These decisions shape the product architecture and rollout plan.