Features

How do I switch a feature on or off?

The Features section of the white-label settings starts with UI features, a list of checkboxes. Each one makes a part of the product available to the instance, or hides it. Most are off by default, so a new instance starts lean and you add what your customers have bought.

A feature you switch on at reseller level is available in every instance below it. To stop an instance's administrators from switching on a feature themselves, lock the list for that instance. See Inheritance and locks.

Which features can I switch on?

Meetings

CheckboxWhat it adds
RecordingOrganizers can record meetings. The option appears when scheduling a meeting, in the account defaults and in the room settings.
Breakout roomsOrganizers of boardroom meetings and webinars can split participants into breakout rooms. On by default.
Webinar countdownIn a webinar, participants see a countdown until the host opens the room with Go online.
Named roomsAccount administrators can give a meeting room a fixed address, an always-open room under its own URL.
Change video quality / video resolutionOrganizers can choose the video resolution of a meeting when scheduling it, and in their account defaults.
Screensharing framerate configParticipants can set the frame rate of their screen sharing in the room's settings. On by default.
Confirm leaving meeting roomClosing or reloading the browser tab during a meeting asks for confirmation first.
YouTube playerThe documents tool can show a YouTube video to all participants.
External links playerThe documents tool gets an Add link button for sharing an external link with all participants.
Blur faceThe background effects offer to blur the user's face.
Multiple different TV link channelsTV links can be assigned to separate channels, and hosts get a TV channel manager. See Meeting room and webinar.

Telephone

CheckboxWhat it adds
Dial-in meetingsParticipants can join meetings by telephone. Organizers switch it on per meeting.
Custom dial-in numbersAccount administrators can connect their own phone system: calls to their own numbers are forwarded to the meeting platform. Requires Dial-in meetings.

With Dial-in meetings on, use Standard dial-in numbers, further down in the section, to set which telephone numbers appear in invitations, each with a label.

Accounts and sign-up

CheckboxWhat it adds
Trial registrationA registration link on the login page, so that prospects can create a trial account themselves
BrandingAccount administrators can upload their own logo. See Branding.
Account level API keysAccount administrators can create API keys for their own account and connect their own systems
Meet-MeA simple call center: visitors to your customer's website join a queue through a button, and agents pick up the call. An instance administrator then switches it on for each account in Account management.
Call quality feedbackParticipants are asked to rate the meeting when they leave. The ratings appear under Feedbacks in the reports.

Quick meetings without an account

CheckboxWhat it adds
Demo meetingsA public page where anyone can start a 15-minute demo meeting right away

What else is in the Features section?

SettingWhat it does
Dark mode enabled?Shows the interface in dark mode
Can users change the dark mode setting?Lets each user choose dark or light for themselves
Force scrollbars?Always shows scrollbars, which some users find easier to work with
Can users change the scrollbar setting?Lets each user choose for themselves
Can meetings be tagged?Organizers can tag meetings, for example by project or client
Available meeting tagsThe list of tags organizers can choose from
Can users add tags to meetings that are not on the list?Lets organizers create their own tags
Can accounts override the meeting tag settings?Lets each account set up its own tags
Standard dial-in numbersThe telephone numbers shown in invitations. Instances only, with Dial-in meetings on.
Blacklisted room namesNames that may not be used as the address of a named room, separated by commas without spaces
Allow embedding in iFrameLets other websites show the instance inside an iframe. Off by default. While it is off, browsers refuse to show the instance in a frame. Instances only. See Embedding.

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