The first ten minutes stop going to setup
The room already knows which meeting is next. One touch joins it; nobody types a meeting ID or hunts for a cable.
Conference Rooms & Meeting Spaces
Meeting rooms that start on time.
Conference phones and video room systems tied to your 3CTel phone system, so a room joins the meeting with one touch, remote staff dial in from anywhere, and IT sees every device from one console.
- One-touch join from the room
- Remote dial-in by phone or app
- Every room device managed centrally
Example
6 participants Recording
Sharing: Quarterly plan
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3CTel Conference Rooms & Meeting Spaces equips meeting rooms with conference phones and video room systems that belong to the company’s 3CTel phone system. Rooms join a scheduled meeting with one touch, show availability on a calendar-connected display, and let remote participants dial in by phone or join by app, while every room device is managed from the same console as desk phones.
What changes for your business.
Remote and in-room people hear each other
Room microphones and speakers built for the space replace a laptop on the table, and remote participants join by video, app or a plain phone call.
Rooms are booked, not squatted
Displays outside the door show whether the room is free, who has it next and for how long, so a quick huddle does not displace a client call.
IT knows a room is broken before the meeting does
Room devices report status to the same console as desk phones, so a disconnected camera or offline speakerphone is noticed and fixed in advance.
Core capabilities.
Conference phones on your extension plan
IP conference phones for boardrooms and small rooms register to your 3CTel system as extensions, with the same dial plan, transfer and voicemail as a desk.
Video room systems
Camera, microphone and speaker packages sized for huddle rooms, mid-size rooms and boardrooms, joined to 3CTel Video Meetings. Hardware models are selected with you during planning.
One-touch join
The room controller lists upcoming meetings and joins the selected one with a single touch — no meeting IDs, no screen sharing dongles.
Calendar-connected room displays
Room displays read the room’s calendar to show availability and let people book on the spot. The calendar connection to Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace is scoped and confirmed during planning.
Hybrid meetings with remote dial-in
Every room meeting carries a dial-in number and a join link, so a participant on a cell phone in the field joins the same meeting as the boardroom.
Wireless content sharing
Anyone in the room shares a screen to the room display from a laptop or the 3CTel app without plugging in.
Room device management
Every room phone and video device appears in the 3CTel admin console with status, firmware and configuration, managed alongside desk phones and apps.
Meeting recording from the room
Room meetings can be recorded and transcribed like any other 3CTel video meeting, with the announcement configured with you.
Common use cases.
Head office boardroom with branch offices joining
The boardroom hosts the weekly leadership meeting; branch managers join from their own room systems or the app, and the agenda deck is shared from one laptop.
Professional firm meeting clients on video
A client review room with a camera and a good microphone lets a partner meet a client in another city without asking them to install anything.
Clinic or lab huddle room
A small room with a conference phone and screen handles morning huddles and specialist calls where a laptop speaker would not carry the room.
Training room for a multi-site team
A larger room with a wide-angle camera and ceiling microphones runs training for staff on site while the other locations follow along and ask questions.
AI meeting notes from the room system
A recorded room meeting is summarized by conversation intelligence, and an AI workflow drafts the action list, logs the notes against the client or project in your CRM and schedules the follow-up, each in the approval mode you choose.
Setup and migration.
Room systems are planned room by room. A specialist reviews each space with you, recommends a device package that fits it, and configures the rooms as part of your 3CTel system rather than as separate equipment.
Walk through each room
We record the size, seating, screen and network for every meeting space, from two-person huddle rooms to the boardroom, and note which rooms need video and which need a conference phone only.
Select and confirm room devices
A device package is recommended for each room. Compatibility with your existing screens and any calendar connection is confirmed during planning before anything is ordered.
Configure rooms and calendars
Each room is created as a resource with its own extension, join settings and calendar link, and the room display and controller are set up for one-touch join.
Test with remote participants and hand over
We run test meetings with in-room and remote participants, adjust microphone and camera settings, and show your team how to book and join.
AI in this product
AI in conference rooms
Room meetings get the same notes and action items as desktop meetings, and rooms report their own audio and video health.
Room meeting notes and action items
With participants informed, a meeting held in the room is transcribed and summarized, and action items are extracted with owners for approval before they are shared.
Audio and video health alerts
Room devices report echo, dropouts and camera or microphone faults after each meeting, and recurring issues on a given room are flagged to the person responsible before the next meeting starts.
Booking and no-show handling
Rooms booked but unused can be released by rule, and the AI can propose a room and time for a follow-up meeting from connected calendars.
Common questions, answered directly.
What is a conference room system?
A conference room system is a set of devices — camera, microphones, speaker and a controller — installed in a meeting room so the room itself can join a video or audio meeting. Instead of gathering around a laptop, the room joins with one touch, the picture goes to the room display, and remote participants hear the room through microphones designed for the space.
How does one-touch join work in a meeting room?
The room has its own calendar. When a meeting is booked with the room as a resource, the room controller lists it. At meeting time, one touch on the controller joins the meeting with the room camera and microphones already active. With 3CTel, the calendar link is scoped during planning so bookings from your existing calendar appear on the room controller.
Can a meeting room be joined by a regular phone call?
Yes. Every room meeting carries a dial-in number as well as a join link. A participant on a cell phone or a landline dials the number, enters the meeting code and takes part in audio, while people in the room and on the app also see video and shared content. This keeps field staff and outside guests in the meeting without an app.
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Works with the tools you already use.
Integrations are scoped during planning based on your systems; availability is confirmed before activation.
- Microsoft 365Productivity
- Google WorkspaceProductivity
- Outlook / Google CalendarCalendar
- Microsoft TeamsCollaboration
- SlackCollaboration
- Webhooks & APICustom
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No. Rooms are part of your 3CTel system. Each room is a resource with its own extension and join settings, managed from the same admin console as your users and desk phones.
Usually, yes. Most room packages connect to an existing display over HDMI. Compatibility with your screens and any existing room hardware is confirmed during planning.
Each room meeting carries a join link for the 3CTel app or browser and a dial-in number for a plain phone call, so a participant without a computer can still take part.
That is the intent of the calendar-connected display. The connection to Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace is scoped during planning and availability is confirmed before activation.
Yes. Small rooms often get a conference phone only, while client rooms and the boardroom get video. All of them appear in the same console and follow the same dial plan.
Room devices report status to the 3CTel admin console, so an offline device is visible before a meeting. Configuration changes and firmware updates are handled from the console, and 3CTel support is available for the rest.
Plan your meeting rooms with a specialist.
Tell us about your rooms and how your team meets, and we will recommend a room package and configuration for each space.