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Screen Groups

Screen Groups

A Screen Group is a named collection of screens. Assign a schedule to the group instead of individual screens and every member screen plays that content. Add a new screen to the group later and it automatically picks up all existing group schedules on its next sync.

Get there: Sidebar → ScreensGroups tab, or /screen-groups

  • Schedule once, update everywhere — change a group’s schedule and all members update.
  • Logical organisation — group by location (“North Wing”), function (“Menu Boards”), or team (“Marketing”).
  • Cleaner scheduling page — one schedule row covers many screens instead of one row per screen.

The Groups tab lists all screen groups you have access to.

ColumnWhat it shows
NameGroup name. Child groups are marked with a child badge.
ActionsView Details, Rename, Move to Folder, Copy ID, Delete

Groups that belong to another group show a child badge in the name column.

Click + New Group in the page header. Enter a name and optionally choose a parent group. Click Create.

Click View Details from the context menu, or click the group name, to open /screen-groups/[id]. The detail page shows:

  • Member Screens — the screens in this group. Click Add Screens to add more; remove a screen from the row menu.
  • Schedules Targeting This Group — all schedules currently assigned to this group.

From the group detail page, click Add Screens. A checklist of all available screens appears — tick the ones to add and confirm. Screens can belong to one group at a time.

You can also set a screen’s group from the screen’s edit dialog (see Adding a Screen).

Right-click the group row → Rename. Type the new name and confirm. The change takes effect immediately.

Right-click the group row → Move to Folder. Pick the destination folder. Use this to organise groups by region or department.

Right-click the group row → Delete. A confirmation dialog warns that the group will be removed from any schedules that target it. The member screens themselves are not deleted — they become ungrouped.

  • The Groups tab appears only when your role includes screen group access.
  • Creating, renaming, and deleting groups requires write permission on screen groups.
  • To control who can see or manage a group’s screens, use Folders and set permissions on the folder the group lives in.