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Integrations

Connecting Screenly to the tools and data you already rely on.

Screenly rarely works alone. The data you want on screen, the tools your team works in, and the network your devices sit on are all systems you already run. Integrations are how Screenly meets them.

These pages cover what integration means here, the built-in kinds in use today (secure access to your data, monitoring in your own tools, and your devices reaching your private network), and how to go further with automations or an integration of your own.

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1 What integration means Most integrations are built in: ready-made connections you turn on. Beyond them, you can automate with Zapier or build your own with the developer tools.
2 Secure access to your data A built-in OAuth integration, such as Salesforce, gives Screenly secure, revocable access to your protected data, so a screen can show it without public links or shared passwords.
3 Screenly where you work Monitoring integrations carry word of your screens into the tools your team already uses, like Slack or PagerDuty, so watching over signage is not a separate job.
4 Reaching your private network A screen sometimes needs resources that live on your private network, not the public internet. Screenly can put devices on that network securely, across the fleet.
5 Beyond the built-in ones When the built-in integrations are not enough, you can request one, automate across thousands of tools with Zapier, or build your own with the developer tools.

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