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Fugo
Built for financial services

Secure screens for branches, offices, and trading floors

Publish compliance-approved content to screens without IT bottlenecks. Keep messaging consistent across branches, and manage access with role-based permissions.

Approval workflows
Multi-branch publishing
Audit trails
Modern bank branch with digital signage screens showing financial products, exchange rates, and customer service queue
Use cases

Common financial services screen setups

Financial services environments have unique display needs across very different contexts. Fugo serves all of them from a single, secure platform.

Show client-facing information

Display current interest rates, exchange rates, product promotions, and service information on screens throughout your branch lobby and waiting areas. Use queue management displays to show customer positions and estimated wait times, reducing frustration and perceived wait duration.

Rate displaysQueue managementProduct cross-sell
Bank branch lobby with digital screen showing current interest rates and product promotions
Platform features

Governance and control for sensitive environments

Fugo is built to meet the security and governance requirements of the financial services industry — without sacrificing the ease of use that keeps content fresh and relevant.

Fugo content approval workflow showing multi-stage review process with approver tracking

Roles, permissions, and approvals

Financial services content often requires multiple levels of approval before it can be displayed to clients. Fugo supports multi-stage review processes — content can require approval from a line manager, a compliance officer, and a marketing lead before going live.

Fugo SSO configuration panel showing Azure AD and Okta integration options

SSO-based access control

Fugo integrates with enterprise identity providers including Okta, Azure Active Directory, and Google Workspace via SAML 2.0 for single sign-on. SCIM provisioning allows automated user account management.

Fugo data connection panel showing live financial data feed configuration

Scheduling for recurring compliance content

Connect Fugo to any financial data source that provides an API or data feed. Display real-time exchange rates, interest rates, market indices, stock tickers, and portfolio summaries on screens across your branches and offices.

Integrations

Approved content across every branch, without the IT bottleneck

Fugo connects to the dashboards and content tools your teams already use, so branch screens display approved, current information without requiring a custom deployment for every location.

Common questions

Financial services digital signage FAQs

Answers to the security, compliance, and operational questions financial services firms ask most.

How do access controls work?

Enterprise Fugo deployments support SAML 2.0 single sign-on with major identity providers including Okta, Azure Active Directory, and Google Workspace. SCIM provisioning allows user accounts to be created and deprovisioned automatically in sync with your HR or identity management system. Granular role-based access controls let you define exactly who can create, edit, approve, and publish content.

Can dashboards be displayed securely?

Yes. Fugo integrates with Power BI, Tableau, and other BI tools to display live dashboards on screens. Data is rendered securely and can be restricted to specific screens in specific locations. Role-based access controls ensure that only authorised users can configure dashboard connections.

How do we ensure only approved content is published?

Fugo supports multi-stage content approval workflows that ensure no content goes live without the required sign-off. You can configure workflows that require approval from marketing, compliance, and legal before client-facing content is published. Every approval action is logged with a timestamp and the identity of the approver.

Can we manage screens across multiple locations?

Fugo's workspace model is designed for multi-location businesses. You can create screen groups for each branch and assign local managers who control their own screens, while a central administrator maintains oversight of the entire network. Publishing a network-wide update takes a single click from the central dashboard.