Displai’s new sharing and management suite of tools allows users to control who can view, edit, share, and manage content created in your CX dashboard. The new content sharing features allow you to share content with other users in your domain, and even more importantly, manage access and rights permissions.

Part of these new features required restructuring the libraries page to include new library sections for more intuitive visibility.  For this, we introduced two new sub-pages within your libraries page to help you view and organize content:

The screenshot above shows the pop-up window when selecting and sharing content with other team members.  You can share a playlist, a presentation, or a folder with content inside of it.  For any of these types of content, you are able to select from the following roles and permissions:

Using the content dropdown menu shown above, you can share a folder, a playlist, or a presentation with any user in your company’s domain. Once you have chosen to share, you will then be presented with options to search and select users, as well as define their role and permissions (shown below).

To search, select, and share with users in your domain, you can use the ‘select users’ dropdown.  You can add multiple users, everyone in your domain, or an individual user.  Once you have selected who to share with, you can then review their access, and modify each user as you see fit.  If at any point you would like to modify access, you can simply click back on the ‘share’ button in the content’s dropdown menu and you’re all set.

Below, we walk you through information on sharing different types of content.

With Displai’’s content sharing tools, you can share a single presentation with anyone in your domain.  Presentations are identified by the app that is used to create it.  In the example below, the presentation uses the Displai images app, and therefore shows an ‘image’ icon in the footer name and the presentation's uploaded image in the upper thumbnail section.

Sharing presentations is useful for collaborating on content creation and content editing, especially for teams operating across multiple locations.  The process for sharing a presentation is the same for any other content, you can click the content’s dropdown menu button, and then select ‘share’.

A new window will pop up with options to select who to share with, as well as their access type and permissions for that given piece of content.

Once you have successfully shared the presentation, the user you have shared it with will see it in their ‘shared with me’ page (shown below).

Similar to presentations, you can share a playlist with anyone in your domain.  Playlists are used to show a sequence of content on any compatible device located in your screens page.  Playlists are shown in green in the libraries page, and identified by a playlist icon shown below.

Sharing a playlist is extremely useful for teams looking for dynamic content, but consistent branding.  Most importantly, other team members can contribute to - and even manage - a playlist based on the structure set out by the creator.  The process for sharing a presentation is the same as any other content, simply click the content’s dropdown menu button, and then select ‘share’.

A new window will pop up with options to select who to share with. Once you have selected the users, you can also select their access type and permissions. The access roles and permissions are the same for a playlist as they are for presentations (shown below).

After sharing, you will see a successful notification popup at the base of the screen, and the user will now see the playlist in their ‘shared with me’ page.

Folders - like presentations, and playlists - can be shared with any user in your domain as well.  Folders behave as you would expect, they are a container for contents, and are mainly used for organization.  Folders are shown in blue in the libraries page, and identified by a ‘folder’ icon shown below.

Contents within a folder are shown as their own group, and can be accessed by clicking the folder tile (shown below).

When sharing a folder, it is important to remember you are also sharing all of the content nested within. To share the entire folder and all of its contents, you can use the same menu and dropdown as with presentations and playlists.

Similar to sharing other content, you are provided options on users and their access type and permissions. The access roles and permissions are the same as for playlists and presentations (shown below).

After sharing, you will see a successful notification popup at the base of the screen, and the user will now see the folder and all of its contents in their ‘shared with me’ page.

User access roles for content sharing is used as a tool for team collaboration, content management, and peer feedback.  There are four access roles and permission types, summarized below:

For more information and support on access roles and permissions, please see our support article on enterprise for more detailed information.