Create your account and get to know the dashboard

Your OOHLEMON account is the starting point for everything else: in the dashboard at v2.app.oohlemon.com you manage displays, content and schedules. This guide walks you through sign-up and explains what each menu item is for.

Create your account

1. 1Open v2.app.oohlemon.com and choose “Sign up”.
2. 2Pick a method: “With password” or “With code (OTP)”.
3. 3With a password: enter your first name, last name, company, email and a password of at least 8 characters. With a code: enter your company and email, then request the 6-digit code.
4. 4Tick “I am acting as a business (entrepreneur within the meaning of § 14 BGB)”. The form cannot be submitted without it.
5. 5With a password: open the confirmation email, activate your account using the button in the email and sign in. With a code: enter the code, create the account and complete your profile.

The areas in the menu

• Dashboard: an overview with key figures and, while you are still setting up, the “Getting started” checklist.
• Displays: all displays with their status; this is also where you pair new devices.
• Playlists: define your content and its order.
• Schedules: define what plays when.
• Media library: your uploaded images, videos and documents.
• Content Hub: widgets, RSS news, social media and websites (Pro).
• AI Video: create videos with AI.
• Campaigns: book advertising on screens and review the results.
• “Karte”: your displays on a map (this menu item currently keeps its German label).
• Team and Integrations (Pro): invite members, manage API keys and webhooks.
• Plan & usage: your plan, payment method and costs.

Trial and roles

New accounts start with a 14-day Pro trial. After that, widgets, social media, team features and advanced schedules are locked until you book Pro. Your first display is free; each additional display costs €3.90 per month plus VAT.

Teams have four roles: the owner carries the costs, sees billing and adds new displays. Admins manage members and can edit everything. Editors can edit channels, playlists and schedules. Viewers have read-only access. Use the “Organisation” selector at the bottom of the menu to switch between a team and “Personal”.