One calendar for the station.
Schedule playlists and programmes against station-local time. Repeating shows can form the regular week while one-off events handle specials and changes.
SGNL keeps the schedule connected to real media and playlist state, making it easier to spot an empty or unavailable programme before airtime.
- Weekly station calendar
- Recurring and one-off programming
- Playlist and programme handoffs
- Station-local broadcast time
Publish with a preflight check.
Schedule validation reports overlaps, missing content and other conditions that could affect broadcast. Operators can review the proposed week and its differences before publishing.
The station overview then surfaces programming readiness alongside now-playing and upcoming shows.
- Conflict detection
- Publish preview
- Version and audit context
- Upcoming occurrence checks
Let AutoDJ cover the gaps.
A station does not need a named show in every minute of the week. AutoDJ can provide continuous background programming around scheduled events.
That separation lets the calendar stay readable while the stream remains active.