Navori Launches Qompose, Merging QL and Signagelive into One CMS
2026-10-15 · via invidis
Navori has made its new CMS platform, Qompose, commercially available, merging the engineering and feature sets of its two existing products, Navori QL and Signagelive, into a single system. For operators already running either platform, this is the first concrete look at where Navori's software roadmap is heading, and it signals that standalone content management is no longer how the company wants to be positioned.
According to Navori, Qompose combines content management, automation, AI tools, data integration and advertising monetization in one environment. The company describes it as a central operating layer for screen networks rather than a traditional CMS. The platform was previewed at ISE Barcelona and InfoComm Las Vegas earlier this year, where it won Best in Show awards at both events, before this commercial launch.
AI and composability
Navori says Qompose is built with an "AI-first" architecture, meaning AI is treated as core infrastructure rather than a bolt-on feature. The company says users will be able to interact with the platform using natural language, and that AI-powered reporting is intended to simplify administration and performance analysis across large networks. Navori also calls the platform "composable," built around APIs and modular services, with a library of pre-built connectors for third-party data sources and business applications. Jason Cremins, Navori's Chief Product Officer, said the goal was a platform designed to work with the systems customers already use.
Native ad server is the notable addition
The most concrete new capability is a native ad server, something not previously part of Navori's offering. This moves Qompose into territory already occupied by CMS vendors building out retail media and DOOH advertising features alongside standard content scheduling. Navori says operators will be able to manage mixed-use networks carrying both operational messaging and paid advertising, with campaigns optimized against budgets, airtime, impressions and audience reach. Integrated reporting is meant to link audience measurement data with playback information, giving operators visibility into content performance, a feature increasingly expected as digital signage networks compete for advertising budgets.
What happens to QL and Signagelive
Navori confirmed that QL and Signagelive will continue to be supported rather than discontinued immediately, with migration paths built for customers who want to move to Qompose over time. The announcement does not say how long legacy support will continue, what pricing looks like for Qompose versus the existing products, or which specific third-party integrations are available at launch.
For integrators and operators who have built workflows around QL's API-first approach, the question will be whether Qompose delivers the promised AI and monetization features without adding operational complexity. CEO Jeffrey Weitzman framed the launch around rising customer expectations for automation, integration and measurable business outcomes rather than content management alone. Whether that case holds up in practice will depend on how migration and support actually play out for existing customers, details the announcement does not spell out.
The announcement in full
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Digital signage software specialist Navori is launching Qompose, a new unified CMS platform designed to combine content management, automation, AI, data integration and advertising monetization within a single environment.
The new platform represents the next step in Navori’s software strategy and brings together the expertise and technologies developed through its established Navori QL and Signagelive platforms. Developed by the combined engineering teams of both products, Qompose is positioned as a next-generation digital signage solution for increasingly complex and connected digital signage networks.
Previewed earlier this year at ISE Barcelona and Infocomm Las Vegas, Qompose attracted significant industry attention, winning Best in Show awards at both events. The platform is now commercially available.
With Qompose, Navori is moving beyond the traditional concept of a digital signage CMS. The platform is designed to serve as a central operating layer for screen networks, enabling organizations to connect data sources, automate experiences, manage advertising inventory, leverage AI capabilities and measure business outcomes from a single interface.
“Qompose is more than a CMS. Managing content is only the starting point,” said Jeffrey Weitzman, CEO of Navori Labs. “Businesses expect more from their screen networks. They want simpler operations, greater automation, better integration with their systems, and measurable business results.”
The launch reflects a broader industry trend. As digital signage deployments mature, customers increasingly expect their platforms to integrate with enterprise applications, cloud services, operational data streams and marketing technologies rather than functioning as standalone content management tools.
One of the most notable aspects of Qompose is its AI-first architecture. Rather than treating artificial intelligence as an add-on feature, Navori has designed the platform to work alongside AI tools and agents already deployed within organizations.
Users can interact with the platform using natural language, while AI-powered reporting capabilities promise to simplify system administration and performance analysis across large-scale screen networks.
The AI-centric approach mirrors a growing movement across enterprise software, where conversational interfaces, automation and intelligent workflows are increasingly becoming standard expectations.
Navori describes Qompose as a “composable” platform built around APIs and modular services. According to Chief Product Officer Jason Cremins, this flexibility was a key design goal.
“Hearing from our global partner network and customers, there is a need for a platform that is truly composable and designed to work with the systems our users already work with,” said Cremins.
A growing library of pre-built connectors enables integration with third-party data sources and business applications. The objective is to allow organizations to leverage existing investments while building increasingly sophisticated digital experiences.
New to the Navori offering is the inclusion of a native ad server. Historically digital signage CMS platforms focused primarily on content delivery, next-gen CMS’ like Qompose combine traditional signage management with audience measurement and retail media advertising monetization.
The platform enables operators to manage mixed-use networks that support both operational messaging and commercial advertising. Advertising campaigns can be optimized against objectives such as budgets, airtime, impressions and audience reach.
Another notable feature according to Navori is the integrated reporting and analytics, linking audience data with content playback information. This gives operators greater visibility into how content performs and supports a growing demand for measurable business outcomes.
As digital signage increasingly competes for marketing budgets, the ability to demonstrate audience engagement and campaign effectiveness is becoming an essential requirement rather than a premium feature.
Qompose joins rather than immediately replaces Navori’s existing software portfolio. The company confirmed that QL and Signagelive will continue to be supported, while migration pathways have been developed for customers seeking to transition to the new platform over time.
By combining content management, AI, data integration, retail media advertising technology and developer tools in a single environment, Navori wants to position Qompose as a foundation for the next generation of intelligent screen networks.
The launch also highlights how the role of the CMS is evolving. The digital signage industry is increasingly shifting from simple content distribution towards what invidis analysis describes as a broader screen operations platform, where content, devices, data, automation and monetization are managed through a unified software layer.
Developing a new CMS platform is never an easy task – but for Navori it was even more challenging. The Top3 global ISV is known for its highly successful API-first CMS implemented across the world. Maybe not the most visually attractive CMS, the platform found its role in the market with system integrators across many industries which love what they use for years.
With Qompose, Navori is making a bet that the future of digital signage software lies beyond content management. By combining AI, composability and monetization into a single platform, the company is addressing some of the industry’s most important trends: operational automation, retail media growth and deeper enterprise integration.
The challenge now will be convincing existing users that a next-generation platform can deliver innovation without increasing complexity. Based on the early industry reception, Navori appears well positioned to make that case.