Broadcasting is a great feature that we currently use with the free RiseVision app on an Amazon Fire Stick to display our boards in our office TV. I love the battery widget on the dashboard and would love to be able to broadcast that on the TV as well. We would use this for specific boards (events) as well as overall performance (weekly sprints).
As I mentioned, we have a TV in our office that we display Monday.com boards on. We are in event management so we will typically have the boards for the next event or two up on the TV. We use the free RiseVision digital signage app to embed the iframe and rotate through the boards.
I second this. Having a broadcast view for dashboards would be great! I am using ProPresenter 6 in our office to scroll through our boards, but I would love to have more functionality and customization to my display
If you are using Google Chrome, you can cast anything from your browser through Chrome Cast. I guess there must be another functions such as this one in other browsers.
We sometimes cast the dashboard, the maps view and other things in the reception of the office this way
@V.B.Music This is true but requires a computer. The broadcast feature can be embedded into websites for public facing information as well as into digital signage systems without the need for a dedicated computer attached to one display. That is what we are after with this request.
We provide our clients with Data Studio Dashboards that show them information from a range of different sources (accounting system re invoices, time tracking system for monthly budget). It would be great to be able to embed Monday boards into their dashboard too.
Wanted to put my thoughts in as well. We are working on a monday.com app that would work great with the ability to also have a dashboard inside of it! Dont think it would make sense for us to take the time to create our own metrics. Would love to hear an update if this ever made it up the chain.
Ever since we started developing our analytics dashboard product, we've been interested not only about the software but also the hardware part. We've played around with different hardware to come up with reliable yet affordable setup. Basically what...
Some news about this?
We need the possibility to share the dashboards as the same that we have sharing boards.
Making a link to the people out of company see without putting a user and pass.
this is very important to put this dashboards in a Digital Signage
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