1. Type
Pick the change type that fits the work: computer monitors, 1×3 video walls, Spotlight screens, or Other changes when nothing predefined fits.
Docket gives a screen change one path: describe it, submit it for review, deploy it in MagicINFO, and keep the record. Nothing reaches a screen without a person doing it — and nothing is done without a record here.
A Standard user or Admin starts a new request. It stays Draft while the requester works through five steps.
Pick the change type that fits the work: computer monitors, 1×3 video walls, Spotlight screens, or Other changes when nothing predefined fits.
Choose a predefined group, such as all French stores, or select individual screens. Docket shows a live count of exactly how many screens the choice reaches. Expand the count to see the exact list before you commit.
For new content, upload artwork and set the order and duration. For a replacement, pair each upload with the current image it replaces. For a removal, upload nothing: select the images to take down from what is playing today.
Set the go-up date and, if needed, the come-down date. These are the dates when the team does the deployment work, during business hours on weekdays.
See the screens, images, and dates together before submitting. Validation shows every problem at once, so the request can be fixed in one pass.
The request is being prepared. Screens, images, and dates can be edited.
The request has been submitted for review. It is sealed: screens and images cannot be changed because that is what the reviewer is approving.
The request is approved and the signage team is carrying out the work in MagicINFO.
The human operator has made the change in MagicINFO and recorded the deployment in Docket. The request is finished and never edited or reopened.
The reviewer has rejected the request, with a reason. It is finished and never edited or reopened. Clone it into a fresh Draft to make the changes and submit again.
Before review starts, a requester can Cancel their own request. It remains on the paper trail.
Admins manage the tenant, review requests, and work with the permission matrix.
Standard users can create, submit, track, cancel their own request before review starts, and clone a request.
Viewers can see everything in their tenant, but they have no New Request button and cannot make changes.
Email notifications use per-tenant routing rules to keep people informed. The calendar shows when campaigns go up and come down, so the team can see upcoming work in one place.
Finished requests are not edited or reopened. Clone copies the type, screens, and images into a fresh Draft. Set the new dates, check the details, and submit the new request.
See the MagicINFO integration