One orchestration layer over a fragmented estate
A rabbit hole leads into complexity. Warren connects everything inside it — systems, data and workflows — under a single, governed control layer.
Vendor-neutral connectivity
One control layer across major CMS APIs such as Navori and other supported CMS platforms, plus media players, displays, sensors and peripherals.
Cross-platform workflows
Build an operational workflow once and run it across mixed estates, instead of repeating the same task in each vendor console.
Normalized data
Device, playback, sensor and location signals are mapped to a shared model, so mixed-vendor networks become directly comparable.
Governance & auditability
Role-scoped access, permissioned connections and an operational record of what changed, who changed it, and when.
Modernize and migrate without rebuilding the network
Most estates are a mix of eras: several CMS platforms, several player generations, sensors added over time. Warren makes that mix operable while you change it.
Old and new platforms coexist
Run a legacy CMS and its replacement side by side under one operational view, and move sites when each site is ready.
No rip-and-replace
Warren connects to what you already run through supported APIs and integrations, so modernization does not start with a hardware or CMS write-off.
Data services connected in
Audience, location and data services such as CARTO can be connected as permissioned inputs alongside your own operational data.
How Warren fits the rest of the platform
Warren orchestrates the network; each product does one job well on top of it.
- Signal — digital signage monitoring
- Device health, uptime telemetry, alerting and proof-of-play visibility.
- Proof — AI content assurance
- Evaluates scheduled and rendered content for layout faults, scheduling mismatches, expired promotions and policy-restricted content, for operator review.
- Relay — remote control & sensor automation
- Remote actions, bulk workflows and contextual triggers driven by Nexmosphere-class sensor integrations.
- Glass — audience & retail media measurement
- Privacy-conscious footfall and dwell sensing with aggregated POS and commerce outcomes.
- Scout — AI & MCP agents
- Investigates anomalies across the estate and acts through permissioned, MCP-connected data.
Third-party platform names on this page — including Navori and CARTO — describe compatible or planned integrations reachable through supported APIs and permissioned access. They do not imply endorsement, certification or partnership. See the integrations catalogue for current support.
Common questions
How orchestration works across mixed CMS platforms, players and data services.
- What is digital signage orchestration?
- Orchestration is the layer above individual CMS platforms, players and sensors that coordinates them as one network — connecting systems, running workflows across them, and normalizing the data they produce so operations are not fragmented by vendor.
- Which CMS platforms can Warren connect to?
- Warren works through major CMS APIs, including Navori and other supported CMS platforms. Available actions and data depend on each platform's API, your plan, and the access you grant.
- Does Warren replace our current CMS?
- No. Warren is deliberately vendor-neutral. It sits alongside your CMS platforms so you can modernize gradually, keep old and new systems running during a transition, and avoid rip-and-replace projects.
- How does Warren relate to the other products?
- Warren orchestrates. Signal monitors device health and playback, Proof evaluates content, Relay controls devices and sensor automation, Glass measures audience and commerce outcomes, and Scout investigates and acts through AI and MCP agents.
- Are the third-party platforms named here partners?
- No. Names such as Navori and CARTO describe compatible or planned integrations reachable through supported APIs and permissioned access. They do not imply endorsement, certification or partnership.
Bring your whole estate under one control layer
Walk us through your CMS platforms, players and data sources, and we will map exactly what Warren can orchestrate today — and what a migration would look like without downtime.