By format · Bulletins, posters and wallscapes, sold by the flight
Sell every static face before the vinyl comes down.
Gabie tracks each flight on each face. It shows gaps before they open. Then it lines up prospects for each gap while there’s still time to sell.
What’s costing you boards right now
Gaps show up after they’ve started.
Two weeks dark between flights, and nobody saw it coming.
Holds that never expire.
A rep’s hold sits on a bulletin for a month after the buyer went quiet.
Pitching from a rate card.
Prospects see a spreadsheet row and a stock photo.
Face details scattered across files.
Facing, size, lights and install status sit in different files.
How static billboards use Gabie
Flights and gaps on every face
Each face shows its open weeks before the gap begins, with an estimated value.
Holds with a clock
Each hold ends on its own after 48 hours, and the rep is warned first.
A buyer for every gap
Scout finds nearby businesses that fit the open face.
Multi-board quotes with real dates
Reps build proposals from faces and dates.
Renewals before the flight ends
Today shows flights ending in the next 60 days.
Questions we hear
Does Gabie handle bulletins, posters, and wallscapes?
Yes. Each structure can carry one face or several. Each face keeps its own size, facing, lighting, rate and bookings.
How are static rates stored?
Each face carries a monthly card rate. Proposals save it on every line. So a later reprice doesn’t change a quote that already went out.
Can operations track production and install?
Yes. Bookings move from confirmed to in production, installed and completed. Sales and operations see the same status.
What stops two reps from selling the same face?
A lock. If a face has a booking or hold on those dates, it can’t be quoted as open.
Every empty face is money you already spent.
Sign up free for your first 100 faces, or bring three open faces and we run Scout on them while you watch.