Fugo
Fugo is a London-headquartered, bootstrapped cloud digital signage CMS vendor best known for its TV Dashboards feature, which lets organizations securely display live business intelligence data (from tools like Power BI, Tableau, and Salesforce) on shared screens without extra per-seat licensing. The platform serves over 10,000 screens across 60+ countries, with customers including Coca-Cola, NHS, Boston Dynamics, and Puma.
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Fugo's core offering is a cloud SaaS digital signage CMS covering content creation through publishing, monitoring, and analytics:
- TV Dashboards: secure BI/report display with unlimited URLs and multi-zone layouts
- Design Studio: in-browser, Canva-like content editor
- App Store: integrations including Microsoft Teams, Canto, Walls.io, PosterMyWall, SalesScreen, Spinify, OneUp Sales
- Digital Menu Boards, Screen Mirroring, and Video Walls for large-format arrays
- Content Triggers: event- and condition-based automated content updates
- Fugo MCP: early-access, context-aware screen response layer connecting to Salesforce, HubSpot, Zendesk, and other business tools
- Fugo Flash: upcoming AI-powered, voice-activated signage media player
- Proprietary Fugo NUC and Fugo Chromebox hardware players, alongside certified support for third-party hardware including the Amazon Signage Stick and Philips Wave-enabled displays
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