Watch the franchise networks film
Film / Franchise networks
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A fictional agency and franchise clients with sample data, run from ChatGPT Codex in a terminal on smart TVs running the web Player. Windows is coming soon.
Multi-location signage in one request
The demo, scene by scene. Theo types one request, and his agent rolls it out, checks every store and keeps going until it’s done.
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The spring promo, in store
A franchise store’s screen plays the client’s spring promo, like every other store tagged Spring.
- 02
The old way
A store list in a spreadsheet, a separate login for each client, and phone calls to find out which stores actually changed.
- 03
One request
In Codex, Theo writes: “Roll the spring promo to every store tagged Spring.” That’s 412 screens.
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Playing, not just sent
The agent checks what each screen is actually playing. A screen that was sent the promo but isn’t playing it doesn’t count.
Partial failures, handled
Across hundreds of stores, some screens are always offline. The agent says exactly where each one stands, then finishes the job.
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The first reply
“409 playing, verified. 3 offline. I’ll retry them when they reconnect.”
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Retried on reconnect
The three stores come back online, the agent retries them, and they start playing the promo.
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412 of 412
The last reply reads “412 of 412.” Every store in the rollout is playing the spring promo.
Franchise digital signage features
More of what an agency runs for its franchise clients.
One request covers up to 500 screens
A fleet action across every tagged store is one billed request.
Every screen reports its own result
Retry only the failures, not the whole rollout.
A project per client
Each client gets its own project and its own dashboard invitation.
Agent access scoped to capabilities
Each agent credential carries only the capabilities it needs.
Give your agent a screen
Install the official plugin, pair your first screen, and run it from the agent you already use.