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How to add a location from the location dashboard, defining name, organization, address, photo, tags, and a custom ID for easier device management.
How to add a location from the location dashboard, defining name, organization, address, photo, tags, and a custom ID for easier device management.
Step-by-step guide to creating a new organization in signageOS Box, including company selection, device plan setup, and REST API options.
Learn how to create custom Content Guard items using Image-based or AI-powered detection.
Alert Rules help you define under which conditions you will be alerted on a variety of events happening with your devices.
How to connect Content Guard with Alert Manager and monitor your device tags.
Overview of the Alerts section in Box, where triggered Alert Rules are listed, filtered, snoozed, or resolved, with an Alert Detail view of affected devices.
View and remotely update the signageOS application version on your devices to access the latest features.
Overview of the Applets page in Box for listing, searching, filtering, and managing Applets across your organizations, including readiness and type details.
Learn how to assign a Device Policy to one or multiple devices, both in bulk and from the device detail page.
The signageOS Box is your all-in-one device management and monitoring platform (MDM) tailored for digital signage, kiosks, and POS.
Monitor and remotely configure display backlight brightness levels, including scheduled brightness changes throughout the day.
Guide to Bulk actions in Box for running power actions, policy changes, and Applet assignments or updates on many devices at once, with scheduling and batching.
Open the Command Center with Cmd/Ctrl+K to search devices, locations, pages, and commands from anywhere in Box, and keep the pages you are working on in the working-set tray.
When creating or managing a company in signageOS, you will see two fields: Title and Name (Handle).
Device Policy is supported across all platforms. Below is the list of minimum Core App versions required for Device Policy support.
Step-by-step guide to creating and configuring a Device Policy in Box, including universal settings, scheduled actions, applets, plugins, runners, and packages.
How to execute Custom Scripts on devices on demand from the Box device detail or REST API, and view execution results and history.
Access applet logs reported by HTML5 apps running on devices, including custom logs, offline caching, and CSV or REST API export.
Battery-enabled devices like tablets and phones report their battery status and charging status
Explains the Auto, HTTP, and WSS connection types between devices and the signageOS Cloud, and the Connections table listing active device connections.
Tour of the device detail page in Box, covering Power Actions and the Info, Applet, Screenshots, Settings, Uptime, Telemetries, and Troubleshooting tabs.
Describes the on-demand failover connection that temporarily connects a device to a non-SSL server when SSL issues leave it offline and unmanageable.
Under Devices you find all devices you have access to. You can easily filter and check their settings.
Users can log maintenance to every device providing visibility to actions performed
Reference of remote Power Actions for devices, covering device actions like reboot and display on or off, Applet content actions, and policy reapply.
Explains the Online, Pending, and Offline device statuses in Box, how they are determined from websocket connections and health pings, and quick recovery options.
View device system logs including power cycles, network changes, and applet events. Logs are cached offline and available via CSV or REST API.
Guide to creating device tags in your organization, assigning them to single or multiple devices, and using tags to filter and group devices in Box.
Monitor device performance over time from a single place — the Telemetries tab on the device detail shows the latest and historical values of everything your device reports.
Monitor device temperature with charts and configurable thresholds. Receive alerts when temperature exceeds defined limits.
Track device connection uptime calculated from regular health checks, with second-level precision and over three months of historical data.
How to enable Device VPN on Fedora and Raspberry Pi devices and connect to them remotely using generated VPN configuration profiles and an OpenVPN client.
How to favorite devices, locations, organization monitoring, and saved views in Box for quick access from the Home Dashboard and sidebar navigation.
Control which Core Apps capabilities are enabled or disabled on your devices. Feature Flags allow you to manage Scripts, Plugins, Runners, and Screenshot Capture on a per-device or policy basis.
View current firmware versions and remotely upgrade devices to certified firmware releases with a single click.
Video tutorial on creating your first Applet in Box, from logging in and adding an Applet to creating version 1.0.0 and opening the web editor.
This video walks users through the device management capabilities and organizational features within "The Box" for all devices.
This section describes how to provision signageOS Core App on supported devices via cloud-connected signageOS Platform
Step-by-step guide to assigning an applet to a device using Timings in signageOS Box, including advanced applet configuration options.
AI ContentGuard (AICG) is a signageOS add-on that helps monitor and protect the content displayed on your digital signage screens.
Lock devices to Kiosk mode and disable IR remote control to prevent misconfiguration. Includes setup via Box, Device Policy, and REST API.
Each location has its own dashboard which helps users to control and maintain devices.
Member Roles are defined separately in a Company and Organization. Member Roles are based on the industry-standard approach of least privileges so you will need to explicitly grant access to your Company, Organization, and management features.
If needed, you can move a device from one Organization to another. The device will change its subscription (Device plan) accordingly.
Remotely configure device display orientation (landscape, portrait, flipped, auto) and set resolution and framerate for external players.
Remotely manage third-party software packages and APKs on devices — install, start, and uninstall applications on Android and Windows.
Learn how to install packages on a single device or across multiple devices using Device Policies in signageOS Box.
How to manage Packages in the Box Packages section, including creating a new Package and uploading Android APK or Linux Docker container versions.
Explains Packages for Cloud Control, groups of Android APK or Linux Docker container versions deployed to managed devices, and how Package Versions are organized.
signageOS complies with NIST guidelines for keeping users safe by enforcing password' best practices.
Extend the functionality of Core Apps with persistent, versioned logic. Learn how to assign, manage, and monitor Plugins on your devices.
Create accurate Content Guard prompts fast — start from a predefined prompt, refine it with the prompt corrector, or write your own.
Remote desktop lets you control a device from Box as if physically present, with live screenshots, screenshot download, and view rotation on supported platforms.
Deploy and execute continuous, long-running background tasks on your devices. Learn how to assign, manage, and monitor Runners.
Schedule automatic power actions such as daily reboots at specific times and days. Works offline, ideal for 24/7 device deployments.
Run an ad-hoc shell script directly on a single Linux device from its device detail page and review the history of previous executions in CloudControl.
By default, every Company account in Box has one Organization created at the initial signup. This Organization is marked as TEST.
How to switch a device to the new gateway endpoint in Box to verify connectivity through your network and firewall before the full device gateway migration.
View and remotely configure device time, timezone, and NTP server settings. Includes automatic DST handling, time validation, and incorrect time detection.
Compares Native and Proprietary Timers for scheduling when displays turn on and off to save power, and explains how to set Timers in Box, REST API, or JS API.
Compares Custom Scripts, Plugins, and Runners for extending signageOS device functionality, with use cases and examples to help you choose the right tool.
Monitor the current device volume level and remotely adjust it to the desired value from signageOS Box.
Guide to the Applet web editor in Box, covering versioning, JS API selection, Code Mode, connecting devices for live preview, CLI Applets, and deployment apps.
Organization is a feature that helps you with organizing devices into groups based on your end-customers.
Run signageOS under your own brand with Whitelabel — customize logo, colors, features, and domain while signageOS handles development and support.