Start from anywhere
From a channel, a conversation or the Meetings screen. Starting in a channel rings everybody in it.
Meetings
Start a call from any channel or book one in the calendar. Share your screen, record it, and invite people from outside the company — who knock, and wait to be let in.
The things people actually use in a meeting, and a door that somebody answers.
From a channel, a conversation or the Meetings screen. Starting in a channel rings everybody in it.
Send a link, or an invitation by email from your own mailbox. A guest knocks; somebody from your company lets them in. The link never lets anybody in on its own.
Shrink the call to a corner and carry on in mail or chat; open it again when you need it.
Share a window or your whole screen, and record the call. The recording is filed into your files.
Everybody in the call can write, guests included. It is gone when the call ends — anything that has to last belongs in Chat.
Every call you were in, with who was there and for how long. Only the people who were in a call can see it — not a manager, not an administrator.
Whoever started the call — or an administrator — lets people in, invites colleagues and takes people out. A guest can never hold the door, even by arriving first.
Somebody who was not invited knocks, so a forwarded link is never a way in.
No. They open the link, type their name and knock. Once somebody lets them in, they are in that one call and nothing else.
Yes. Book it in the calendar as a repeating meeting, and everybody on it — colleagues and guests — has it in their own calendar.
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