Digital signage scheduling that just runs
Digital signage scheduling should not need a babysitter. Set the schedule once and Fugo plays the right content on the right screen at the right hour, in every site you run. Breakfast menu at 7am, lunch offers at 11.30, staff notices after close. You build it once, and it repeats.
Somebody has to remember to swap the slide
Most teams lose time to the same small job. Someone logs in, swaps a file, and hopes they remembered every screen. Do that across ten sites and it becomes somebody’s whole afternoon.
A slide left up long past its date
Ten sites updated one at a time
The breakfast board still showing at 3pm
No one sure which screen missed the change
Set it once, and it repeats
Build a playlist, tell it when to play, and point it at the screens or groups you choose. From then on it runs itself, so nobody has to remember to swap a slide.
Pick the days and hours
Choose exactly when a playlist should play, by day and by hour.
Schedule a whole group at once
Point one schedule at a group of screens, not one screen at a time.
Day-part the day
Give each part of the day its own content on the same screen.
How scheduling works in Fugo
Build it, schedule it, and let every site follow the plan.
Build the content, then schedule it in one place
Design in Design Studio or start from a template, change the colour, copy and logo, then drop the finished item into a playlist and schedule it. No exporting and re-uploading.
- Design Studio layouts
- Ready-made templates
- Dashboards on a TV
One schedule, every site, every screen type
Group screens by site, region or role, then schedule against the group. Change the group’s playlist and every screen in it follows, whatever hardware sits behind the screen.
- Group by site or region
- Mixed hardware estates
- One dashboard for all
Day-parting: the right message for the hour
Split the day into parts and give each its own content. A café shows pastries in the morning and mains at noon. A factory shows the shift target, then the safety brief at handover.
- Morning and midday menus
- Shift target then handover
- Quiet loop overnight
Where scheduling earns its keep
Same platform, different hours, across the places work happens.
Cafés and qSRs
Switch the menu board with the daypart and keep it accurate across every location, so the breakfast board is never still up at lunch.
