The screen keeps its own life
You do not clear the screen for the advertiser. The shop's own content keeps running; the booked spot is laid over it for its own seconds, then the screen returns to what it was showing.
Your screens are advertising space.
Cliora runs the trade.
A shop, a waiting room, a petrol station, a gym — the screens are already there, showing the place's own material. Retail media is the business that runs on top of that: a brand books a slot, it plays over the running content at the agreed times, and the rest of the day the screen goes on doing its own job.
How simple it is
A booking is a schedule entry
Pick the days, the hours and the length, choose which screens it reaches — one display, a label like “shop window”, or every screen at once — and set a priority for when two bookings meet the same minute.
The advertiser can have their own account
Give the brand a member account with its own folder. They upload their own material, you decide what reaches a screen. Nobody sees anyone else's content.
Proof of play, not promises
Every display reports in, and the activity log records what happened and when. A booking is not a claim in a spreadsheet: you can show that the screen was online, that it received the content, and when it last reported. That is the report the advertiser pays for.
Where it already fits
- Shopping centre corridors, where every unit sells its own window.
- Petrol stations and service points, where the waiting minute is the product.
- Gyms, salons and clinics with a regular audience and a known daily rhythm.
- Store chains, where one booking has to reach fifty screens at once.
If you need something we have not thought of
Tell us. Cliora is developed by AI-Soft, and a custom requirement usually turns out to be something the product already does — a label, a schedule, a folder permission or an MCP call, put together differently. When it is not, we can build it. Write to us and describe the setup, not the feature you think you need.
Start with one screen.
Pair a display, make one piece of content, and book a slot over it. The whole trade is that, repeated.
Retail media is an optional feature: the primary administrator allows it, and the account switches it on for itself. Currently free within available service limits.