Why put emergency alerts on your screens
People do not always have a phone in hand, hear a PA announcement, or read an email in time. The screens on your walls are already in front of them.
Reach the room, not just the inbox
A takeover message lands in shared spaces where phones and email do not.
One message, every screen
Push the same instruction to one site or every site in one action.
Use what you already have
No separate hardware or life-safety network to install first. Run alerts on the screens you already own.
Emergency signage for every kind of site
Schools and campuses
Lockdown, weather or evacuation messages across a building or district, then back to normal timetables.
Digital signage for schools and campusesOffices and corporate
Break through KPI dashboards with a floor-wide alert for fire drills, severe weather or building closures.
Hospitals and clinics
Reach waiting rooms, corridors and staff areas at once when minutes matter.
Manufacturing and warehouses
Push a safety message across the shop floor where phones stay in lockers and the PA gets lost in the noise.
How emergency alerts work in Fugo

Trigger a takeover from the dashboard
From the Fugo dashboard you trigger an emergency alert that overrides whatever is playing and shows the same message on every screen within seconds. You clear it just as quickly when the situation is over.

Target one screen, a group, or everywhere
Group your screens by building, site, floor or department. Send an alert to a single area, one campus, or every screen in the estate at once.

Automate the trigger where it makes sense
Beyond manual takeover, Fugo’s content triggers can override scheduled content when a defined event fires, and email triggers can start a content change from an incoming email. Fugo is not a native CAP or IPAWS public-warning feed, so alerts are triggered by your team rather than ingested from public feeds.
See how content triggers workBuilt to stay up when it counts

Uptime monitoring and remote recovery
Fugo tells you the moment a screen goes dark and lets you recover most players remotely.

Runs on the hardware you already own
Amazon Fire TV and the Amazon Signage Stick, Google TV Streamer, NVIDIA Shield, Android, Samsung Tizen and LG webOS, plus Windows and ChromeOS.

Local caching
Players hold their last content, so a screen does not go blank the instant the network wobbles.

Secure by default
SOC 2 Type II certified, with role-based permissions so only the right people can fire an alert.
