What Pixelogy Does
Pixelogy helps teams operate display networks made of render nodes. Operators use Pixelogy Control to prepare projects, manage nodes, launch display content, monitor health, and apply updates.
Documentation
Docs
An overview for customers, operators, and app reviewers. This page intentionally avoids internal system specifications and implementation detail.
Main Parts
A typical deployment includes a customer portal, an on-prem control plane, one or more render nodes, project media, and optional integrations such as Zoom. The portal helps with fleet services and account workflows. The on-prem control plane is where operators run the show.
Operator Workflow
Operators create or import projects, choose surfaces such as text, images, video, NDI, web, or Zoom sources, assign projects to nodes, preview changes, and launch approved content to physical displays.
Node Management
Render nodes appear in Pixelogy Control with status, version, network, display, and update information. Operators can see whether a node is online, launch or stop assigned content, and apply approved updates.
Zoom Meetings
The Zoom integration lets an authorized Zoom user connect their account to Pixelogy Control. A render node can then join approved meetings as a visible participant and display meeting video on Pixelogy outputs. Full user guide at /docs/zoom-meetings; reviewer test plan at /docs/zoom-meetings/test-plan.
Privacy And Permissions
Pixelogy uses connected account and meeting information only to operate requested workflows. Customers remain responsible for meeting permissions, participant notices, content rights, and local deployment access.
Getting Help
If something is not working, collect the site name, node name, what you were trying to do, what happened, and when it happened. Then contact Pixelogy support.
Integration guides
Detailed integrations
Each entry below opens the user-facing guide and the matching reviewer test plan.
Pixelogy for Zoom Meetings — User Documentation →
Adding the app to a Zoom account, every feature with its prerequisites, scopes, and removing the integration including what happens to your data.
/docs/zoom-meetings
Pixelogy for Zoom Meetings — Reviewer Test Plan →
Step-by-step tests for Zoom Marketplace reviewers covering OAuth authorization, every scope, every visible control, and disconnect / denial cases.
/docs/zoom-meetings/test-plan