trigger a content/playlist change on a fugo screen via the fugo rest api
domain: docs.fugo.ai · 6 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Retrieve an API key from inside the Fugo account (used to authenticate REST calls and to set up a developers/test environment)
Review the published API reference at docs.fugo.ai (a Postman-generated REST collection) for the account's available resources and request/response shapes
Test basic connectivity in the developers environment before touching the live account, per Fugo's documented workflow
Call the relevant endpoint to update a screen's content, change its assigned playlist, or fire a triggered-content event
Verify the change by re-querying the screen/playlist resource or checking the Fugo dashboard
Once validated in the dev environment, point the integration at the production API key/environment
Known gotchas
The API is a paid add-on gated to Fugo's Essential tier and above, priced per screen — it is not available on all plans
Public documentation is a Postman-hosted collection (docs.fugo.ai) rather than a full hand-written reference site, so some endpoint nuances may only surface by importing the collection and inspecting example requests directly
Fugo markets 'triggered content' (reacting to external events/API calls) as a distinct capability from simple scheduled playback — confirm which mechanism fits the use case before integrating
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