Display Salesforce dashboards on TV screens

Yes. You can display Salesforce dashboards on TV screens using digital signage software that securely accesses and publishes your dashboards for always-on viewing in shared spaces.

Instead of keeping a laptop plugged into a TV, you can use a digital signage platform like Fugo to connect your dashboard once and publish it directly to managed screens.

This removes the need for casting, HDMI cables, or browser tabs left running all day.

Yes. You do not need to enable public links or anonymous access.

Fugo connects securely to your Salesforce account and displays the visual output on screen without exposing dashboard URLs to the public internet.

It can be secure when done properly.

A professional setup uses encrypted credentials, controlled authentication, and a managed publishing layer so that sensitive CRM data is not stored on the screen itself and is not accessible through a public link.

No additional Salesforce licenses are required beyond the account used to authenticate the dashboard.

Many organizations use a dedicated read-only service account to securely power their TV dashboards.

You give Fugo your Salesforce login - including a two-factor code or authenticator seed, if your account uses one - and Fugo signs in on your behalf in a secure cloud environment, the same way you would in a browser, completing the 2FA step automatically. It takes a screenshot of the dashboard and displays that on screen, refreshing it with a new screenshot automatically on the schedule you set. Nobody logs into Salesforce on the screen itself: the login is stored encrypted in Fugo's cloud, never on the TV or signage device.

If the password or two-factor seed ever changes, you update it once in Fugo. There's no need to touch the screen or repeat setup on-site.

If you are running Salesforce in a browser on a laptop, the session can expire and interrupt the display.

With a managed digital signage setup, authentication is handled centrally so dashboards remain visible without someone needing to log back in on the device.

You can control how frequently the dashboard updates. The refresh interval can be adjusted so your screen reflects current Salesforce data rather than a static export or screenshot taken once.

Yes. You can assign specific dashboards to specific screens, teams, or office locations so each group sees the metrics that are relevant to them.

Casting or screen mirroring depends on a live device and browser session, which can disconnect or time out.

Digital signage software manages the connection centrally, keeps dashboards updated automatically, and allows you to control multiple screens from one place.

You need a compatible smart TV or a digital signage player connected to your screen. Once paired with a signage platform, the screen can receive and display dashboards without a permanently attached computer. View supported & recommended hardware.

Yes. Dashboards can be cropped, scaled, and formatted in our visual editor to make key metrics readable from a distance and better suited for large displays in shared environments.

Yes. With a properly managed digital signage setup, dashboards can run continuously on wallboards in sales floors, operations centers, and executive areas without manual intervention.

Yes. A centralized screen management system allows you to deploy and control Salesforce dashboards across multiple locations while maintaining consistent security and oversight.

Yes. You can start with a single screen and a trial account to validate the setup before expanding across teams or offices.