PureDigi
Support

Need a hand?

Can't sign in, see a screen misbehaving, or want to request a change to your PureDigi setup? Pick the channel below that matches what you're after — we'll come back to you as quickly as we can.

Email support

Best for account questions, bug reports, and change requests. Include your site and screen names if you can.

support@puredigi.co.uk
Typical response: within one business day
Phone

For urgent issues affecting a live site — blank screens, offline devices, or schedules stuck on the wrong content.

+44 (0) 1234 567 890
Monday–Friday, 09:00–17:30 UK time
System status

Before reporting an outage, check whether the API itself is up — the status page polls live health every few seconds.

View system status →
FAQs

Quick answers to the things we get asked most often. Scroll down to the section below.

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Frequently asked

I can't sign in — what do I do?
First, check the system status page. If the API is reported as up but sign-in still fails, double-check your email address and password — passwords are case-sensitive. If that doesn't help, email support@puredigi.co.uk from the address on your account and we'll reset access.
A screen is showing the wrong content.
Open that screen from the portal and look at the device sync badge. "Rolling out change" means a new schedule is on its way — give it up to two minutes. "Drift" or "Mismatch" means the device hasn't picked up the latest schedule. Try the screen page's restart button; if that doesn't clear it, get in touch.
A screen is blank or on the idle page.
An idle page means the device has no active schedule for the current time-of-day — open the screen, check which schedules are assigned and whether any have dayparting rules that exclude right now. If the idle page is red, content delivery has failed and we need to look at it together.
How do I add a new screen or site?
New sites are provisioned centrally — email us with the site name and we'll set it up. Adding a new screen to an existing site is self-service from the portal: open the site, click "Add screen", and follow the device pairing flow.
What file types and sizes can I upload?
Images (JPG, PNG, WebP) and video (MP4). Individual files can be up to 500 MB. For best results, size media to the resolution of the screen it will play on — uploading a 4K video for a 1080p display just wastes bandwidth on every device sync.