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  1. Integrations

Conference tools

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Last updated 5 months ago

You can integrate your preferred video conferencing platform with Distro. Each platform has specific calendar requirements.

Connecting Conferencing Platforms

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Go to Settings → My Integrations

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Under the "Videoconferencing" section, you'll find supported platforms

Before setting up video conferencing, ensure you have connected the required calendar:

  • Google Meet requires Google Calendar integration

  • Microsoft Teams requires Outlook Calendar integration

Setting a default videoconferencing

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Navigate to Settings → Conferencing

2

Select your preferred videoconferencing platform as the default

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This videoconferencing platform will automatically generate meeting links for all new bookings

Each conferencing platform will automatically create unique meeting IDs when bookings are made. For example, Zoom will generate a new meeting ID for each booking.