Connect screens, set them up, watch their health, and manage a fleet.
A screen is a display plus the device driving it. Everything here happens in the browser: the device itself needs no keyboard, no mouse, and no visit.
Getting content onto a screen is a playlist and a label job rather than a screen setting, so it lives there.
If a screen will not connect at all, that is a device problem rather than a dashboard one. Start with ScreenlyOS, Screenly Anywhere, or Screenly players.
What a screen is in Screenly, and how to read the two pages you spend the most time on.
Pairing a screen with the dashboard, and the two fields worth filling in properly while you are there.
Rotation, resolution, overscan, audio and video output, and the advanced switches. Which settings exist depends on the device.
Knowing that a screen is up, that it is showing the right thing, and that the device behind it is healthy.
Enabling and disabling, copying settings between screens, moving one to another workspace, rebooting, certificates, and deletion.