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Securely display any dashboard on your workplace TV screens

TV dashboards keep important metrics in sight so your team can act on them throughout the day. Fugo keeps your on-screen data secure & fresh, so conversations can be about the data instead of getting it.

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Compatible with your entire dashboard stack

Different teams, different tools, one centralized way to get their data on screen.

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Automate the work behind your TV dashboards

Give Fugo access to your dashboard once. From there, it handles the recurring work of signing in and loading fresh views of your data to your screens.

Connect your first dashboard

Leave the login to Fugo

Fugo securely stores & encrypts your credentials, then uses them to sign in on your behalf.

Keep 2FA switched on

Fugo generates the one-time codes required to complete two-factor authentication automatically.

Refresh on schedule

Set how often Fugo loads a fresh view, so what’s on screen keeps pace with your dashboard data.

Fugo dashboard editor open on the Home tab of a Salesforce dashboard, showing the refresh interval and the saved login steps including two-factor authentication, with credentials stored encrypted

Keep your security model intact

Showing data on a TV shouldn’t mean weakening the controls already protecting it. Fugo’s dashboard delivery model is built to preserve secure access from the source through to the screen.

  • SSO & 2FA support
  • Encrypted credential storage
  • Device-specific encryption
  • Regional proxy routing
  • IP allowlisting support
  • Secure screenshot delivery
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Optimize dashboards for the big screen

Dashboards are built for desktop viewing. Fugo gives you the controls to adapt them for large, unattended TV screens - from what appears in view to how the dashboard loads and performs.

Deploy across cloud & on-premise environments

Adapt how Fugo accesses and renders your dashboards to fit the security and infrastructure constraints of your environment.

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Cloud rendering

Securely authenticate with and render cloud-hosted dashboards, with automatic refresh and no additional infrastructure to manage.

Player-local rendering

Render dashboards directly on supported players inside your network for faster refresh rates of more frequently changing data.

On-premise rendering

Access & render dashboards inside your network to support segmented environments and strict data residency requirements.

Put live data where teams can act on it

Make important data part of the working environment so teams don’t have to go looking for it when it matters.

Sales floor screen above the desks showing pipeline, closed-won, calls-today and target figures

Sales & RevOps dashboards

Pipeline moving? Targets slipping? Keep sales performance & revenue dashboards visible to the whole team throughout the day.

Trigger screen takeovers from your business data

Go beyond always-on dashboards by using the data you track to trigger event-driven content on your screens.

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Sales celebration slide triggered on a TV when a deal closes

React instantly

Take over the screen when a critical alert surfaces.

Celebrate the wins

Put closed deals and targets hit in front of the team.

Mark key milestones

Surface important achievements the moment they happen.

Nordward drives company-wide data adoption with Fugo & Chrome Enterprise

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Frequently asked questions

What is a TV dashboard?

A TV dashboard is a business dashboard, report, or web link displayed on a TV screen, typically mounted on a wall in an office, warehouse, factory, or operations center.

Instead of logging in individually from a browser, teams can see key metrics at a glance throughout the day.

How does Fugo display dashboards that require login?

It depends on the platform.

For supported integrations like Power BI, Looker, and Grafana, Fugo uses each platform's API-enabled display methods to load dashboards securely on screen.

For other platforms such as Salesforce, Tableau, SAP, Jira, Splunk, and similar web-based tools, Fugo securely simulates a browser session in the cloud using encrypted credentials. It loads the dashboard behind login, generates a display-ready view, and publishes it to your assigned screens at set intervals.

Why can't I just open a dashboard in a browser on my TV?

Dashboards are built for active users, not unattended displays. When opened directly in a browser on a TV:
  • • Login sessions expire
  • • Pop-ups and dialogs interrupt the view
  • • Pages require mouse input or interaction
  • • Consumer hardware struggles with always-on browser sessions
  • • Security policies may block public sharing links
Fugo is built specifically to handle these challenges so dashboards remain visible and stable on shared screens.

How does Fugo keep dashboard login credentials secure?

For standard cloud-hosted dashboards, both the login and the rendering happen entirely inside Fugo's own secure cloud environment - the screen itself never touches your credentials or the dashboard's underlying data. It only ever receives a finished image, delivered over a short-lived, uniquely signed link. Credentials are encrypted at rest and decrypted only momentarily, inside that same secure environment, at the moment of logging in.

If your dashboards live on an internal network Fugo's cloud can't reach, on-premise and player-local rendering options keep that process inside your own network instead. Each has a different architecture and trade-off for exactly what stays where.

Full technical detail on encryption, key handling, and how each deployment model works is available in our Trust Center.

Can I display multiple dashboards on one screen?

Yes. You can rotate multiple dashboards using playlists and control how long each one remains visible before transitioning.

Do I need to redesign my dashboards for TV?

Not necessarily, but dashboards designed for laptops don't always translate well to large displays. Simpler layouts with fewer elements tend to be easier to read from a distance.

Fugo also allows you to crop dashboards, control scroll position, and adjust refresh behavior for TV viewing.

Learn more about display customization features.

Can I display dashboards that live inside my own network?

Yes. If a dashboard - for example, an internal Grafana instance, a private ServiceNow view, an intranet app - isn't reachable from the open internet, Fugo can still display it. Rendering can happen on a dedicated server inside your own network, built specifically for this, or directly on a supported Windows player with no separate server at all. Either way, nothing about reaching your internal dashboard depends on it being publicly accessible.

Full architecture detail for each configuration is available in our Trust Center.

How often does the dashboard on my screen update?

It depends on how the dashboard is connected. For most sources — Salesforce, HubSpot, Tableau, or any login-protected page - Fugo takes a fresh screenshot on a schedule you set, anywhere from every few minutes to a few times a day, and swaps in the new image automatically each cycle. It's a regularly refreshed snapshot, not a live video feed.

If you're using player-local rendering on a supported Windows device, you can turn on live streaming instead, which shows a continuously updating view rather than a periodic snapshot.

For a few platforms we support as native apps - Power BI, Looker, and Grafana Cloud - the dashboard/report loads and updates directly on the device itself, rather than through Fugo's screenshot mechanism.

Can Fugo do more than just display my dashboards - can it react when something happens in my data?

Yes. With Triggers, Fugo can automatically change what's on screen based on real events in the systems you're already monitoring - a deal closing in your CRM, a metric crossing a threshold, an incident opening in your ops tools.

Instead of just displaying a dashboard, your screens can surface the moment something actually happens: swapping in an alert, celebrating a milestone, or switching to a different view the second it's relevant.

Learn more about Triggers.