Display a dashboard on a public monitor


In our headquarters building... we have a few large monitors around the building that display various things (videos, some reporting/performance numbers, etc.).
We are exploring the idea of displaying a domo dashboard on one of these monitors. We setup a "report screen" user in domo... and logged in and opened up the dashboard fullscreen on the monitor, and it looks great.
However, the forced log off is our issue now. I don't want to have to remote connect to the computer that controls the monitor multiple times a day to log back in to domo and launch the dashboard.
- Does anyone have any experience with anything like this... maybe turning off the "forced log off"
- Or does anyone else use a different method to "permanently" display a domo dashboard page like what I've described. I thought about maybe trying it with domo embed from internal website... but I have a feeling the forced log off would still be an issue.
Has anybody done anything like this?
thanks,
Jeff H.
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Not sure about the 'forced logoff' issue, but they have an apple TV app for just this scenario if you can't get it worked out on a browser.
https://knowledge.domo.com/The_Appstore/Available_Apps/Apple_TV_App
Hope that helps.
Matt
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Hmmm... that is interesting. But I imagine that the meat of the app is just handling the display to the monitor... which we can already do with just a browser... but if a user has to be logged into domo, I assume we would run into the same "forced log-off" situation with the apple app.
We want the dashboard/page to be open around the clock... without having to continually log in.
Basically we want the same functionality as the publication slideshow... which will show a constant feed of cards without having to be "logged in" to domo... but we want to display an entire page... not rotate through cards.
Jeff
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@Jeffsnake If you don't mind me asking, what is the reason for wanting an entire dashboard instead of rotating cards? Have you tried embedding the cards in a website and just displaying that website?
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@Ashleigh - We want to display static multiple cards on a single large screen. Using Embed is our next thing to try... but we haven't purchased it yet, and I was trying to make it work without it for now. Everything works great, except for the fact that it auto logs off overnight so I have to manually log it back in every day.
I think we are going to end up having to go the embed route and just create a web page.
Jeff H.
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