Big contracts or nothing
Small advertisers cannot buy a few spots, so the gaps between contracts air a screensaver and earn nothing.
Kliktron gives a screen network the system a media owner usually has to assemble piece by piece: a player that keeps airing offline, a fleet dashboard, a retail storefront that sells idle airtime by the play, and cameras that turn passing traffic into a number.

Many networks still run on spreadsheets, WhatsApp threads and a sales team that can only chase large contracts. Four gaps keep revenue on the table.
Small advertisers cannot buy a few spots, so the gaps between contracts air a screensaver and earn nothing.
Clients pay, then ask whether their spot really aired. A photo sent on WhatsApp does not settle it.
A screen goes dark and the operator hears about it from the advertiser, not from the system.
A point is sold as busy, with no counted number behind it, so every rate is a negotiation.
Five jobs that used to need five vendors, or none at all, now share one account and one record.
Vertex Player runs on the computer beside each videotron: schedule, customers, rates and balance live on that machine, so playback continues when the internet drops. Indoor screens run on Klikplayer Mini Site, which recovers by itself after a power cut.

Vertex Monitoring gathers the status of every screen you run in one dashboard. Screens that are offline or whose licence ends within 30 days rise to the top row by themselves.
Your points appear in the Kliktron® App. Advertisers pick a screen, buy plays and upload their creative from a phone, with no sales call. You set prices, tiers and vouchers in the back office and approve each order before it airs.

Soca Insight counts the people and vehicles that actually pass, straight from a camera at the site. The video is processed on the machine and never leaves it; only the numbers travel.
Video processed on site. Only the numbers leave.
At the second a spot appears, the player records a clip from the CCTV camera and seals it to the play log. Your client sees verified plays with timestamps; you see every screen, every play and every rupiah.
Start with the player, or with the whole set. Every product joins the same account.

CMS and player beside each videotron, offline-first, with CCTV proof of play.
Explore Vertex Player
Several indoor monitors from one computer, each with its own playlist, recovering after power cuts.
Explore Mini Site
The fleet in one dashboard, failing screens first, with device health and licence alerts.
Explore Vertex Monitoring
The retail storefront where advertisers buy your airtime by the play, from a phone.
Explore Kliktron® App
People and vehicle counts from the camera at your point, with the video kept on site.
Explore On-Premise
Audience analytics across many points in one report, per device and per period.
Explore Soca CloudSlots that aired a screensaver now sell to small advertisers, thirty plays at a time, without a single sales visit.

The failing screen is the first row you see each morning, not the first complaint of the day.
Rates, tiers, vouchers and balances live in one system instead of a spreadsheet per city.
Counted traffic per point turns a busy location into a rate you can defend.
Video processed on site. Only the numbers leave.
Every step closes with a check before the next one starts, so nothing goes live before it works.
We show proof of play, the fleet dashboard and audience counting on live data, and look at your points together.
Thirty days on one point, with the scope and the measures of success agreed at the start.
The player and the camera are installed at each point, screens are mapped, and your prices and tiers are set up in the system.
Your admins and operators learn their roles: who approves, who prices, who only operates.
A point goes live once its proof of play and audience counts have run cleanly. Then it opens to retail orders.
Counting accuracy depends on camera angle, lighting and camera quality. Monitoring is passive: the dashboard shows status, it does not send messages. SLA follows the contract agreement.
No. If you already sell through your own team or agencies, run the player, the monitoring and the audience counting with the clients you have, and open the retail storefront when you are ready. Nothing has to be reinstalled.
Thirty days on one point, with the scope and the measures of success agreed before it starts. The pilot is quoted for your site after the demo.
The screens stay yours. You set rates, tiers and vouchers in the back office, and those settings are what advertisers see in the app.
The screen keeps airing from the machine on site. Play logs wait on disk and sync when the line returns.
Yes, if it supports RTSP and sees the screen clearly. We check the angle with you during the demo or the pilot.
See proof of play, the fleet dashboard and audience counting on live data in a 30-minute demo.