Retail

Your campaign is live everywhere but your stores.

HelixCast puts your marketing team in direct control of every in-store display. Campaign goes live at 9am everywhere — online, social, and all your store screens — without IT.

Use case 01

Campaign & hero displays

Marketing pushes new campaign assets to every store simultaneously. Content auto-expires when the promotion ends. Local stores layer their own events on top without breaking brand guidelines.

  • Campaign launch day: all store hero displays updated at 9am in one click
  • Content auto-expires at season or promotion end — no cleanup required
  • Local VM teams update their display for in-store events without touching the regional campaign
  • Zone-specific content: entrance shows one campaign, category walls show another

Use case 02

Queue & POS screens

Turn register wait time into conversion time. Promote complementary products, loyalty programs, and weekend offers. Content updated from HQ in minutes — no store IT needed.

  • Cross-sell and upsell promotions synced to your marketing calendar
  • Loyalty program enrollment shown at the exact moment customers are waiting
  • Weekend sale live on queue screens the same time as social and email
  • Screens never dark — fallback content runs automatically if a campaign expires

Use case 03

Price & promo boards

Promotional pricing displays that match your actual promotions. Coordinated with your marketing calendar — no more screens showing the wrong sale three days after it ended.

  • Scheduled price updates: new pricing displays go live at the exact start of the promotion
  • Regional pricing variations managed per-location without duplicating work
  • End dates enforced automatically — no manual cleanup sweep across stores
  • Full content history: know what every screen showed and when

All stores

updated in a single publish

0 USB drives

needed for any update

100%

content accuracy at campaign launch

See it in your stores.

20-minute walkthrough. See exactly how your marketing workflow would look.