From the software on your machine, when viewing the rotations panel, enter the URL of the dashboard that requires authentication into the URL box, then click the "Preview" icon next to it. This will open the URL in a browser window, login to the dashboard as normal. Next simply close the window and the authenticated session will be persisted to the rotation windows, just like any other browser session. (more…)

Power BI allows you to "Publish To Web", which essentially creates a public URL that you can view your reports with. See this article on Publish to web from Power BI from more information. You may also use a secure embed link, which will require you to login to the dashboard from the VuePilot software first, after which the authenticated session will be persists. More info on secure embedded URLs here

Yes! Although you will need to contact us and request and "offline license". We will generate this for you and send it back to which you can use the "offline registration" feature. Please keep in mind that offline usage will disable all of the remote control and synchronisation functionality

From the rotations page, there is an "Interval" setting per URL. This is the number of seconds the page will be displayed for before changing to the next.

Yes, each time the page changes, the URL is refreshed. Just like you typed it into the browser and hit enter

Yes! Using the VuePilot dashboard you can update, start, stop, pause, hijack and manage rotations on any remote screen

Nope, your license is valid for any operating system. You are free to activate any license on any operating system. Same price, same features.

Yes! If you require a large number of licenses, please contact us to discuss a custom pricing solution

From the software, simply click into settings then check both "Launch On Login" and "Auto Run On Start" "Launch On Login" will start the software when the machine logs in and "Auto Run On Start" will start the rotation when the software runs

Simply download the latest version from the downloads page and run the installer. It will overwrite the old version and leave your licensing information and configuration intact. You do not have to reactivate or reconfigure the software.

Chances are you're trying to run a 64bit version of the software on a 32bit operating system. Please be aware that many "compute sticks" run 32bit versions of Windows, so you'll need to use the 32bit version of the software