Add Meeto to Slack or Telegram: one command creates a call and drops a join link for the whole team. Guests join in the browser, no accounts needed.
A native call in your channel: /meeto posts a live call card with a Join button and the participant list — like Zoom, on your own service.
Workspace admins can also enable Meeto under “Third-party call providers” — then calls start right from the headphones menu.
A bot for private and group chats: /call creates a room and sends a join button. Type @bot in any conversation to share a call without leaving the chat.
Inline mode works in chats where the bot is not a member: the link is created on the fly and nothing is posted until you send it.
The person who starts the call connects their meeto.me account once — calls then follow their plan, history and recordings. Everyone else just joins by link.
Yes. The join link opens in any browser on desktop and mobile — no Slack, Telegram or Meeto account required.
Calls created from messengers follow the creator's Meeto plan — the same group-call limits, recordings and AI recaps as on the website.
The minimum to work: workspace id, your messenger user id and the channels where you run the command. Media always flows through Meeto — messengers never see your calls.
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Linked messengers and installed workspaces live in your dashboard — connect, check and disconnect them anytime.
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