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Company node

The Meeter Business node runs on the company server and carries chats, calls, video meetings and files. Meeter deploys the node, updates it and monitors operations; the company provides the server and infrastructure access.

For the business overview, see the company document. This page is practical information for the IT team.

Who does what

Requirements

• Linux server (Ubuntu or Debian) with SSH access;
• recommended: 2 cores, 4 GB RAM, stable connection;
• public address and TLS for meetings on the company website;
• outbound access to Meeter services for licensing and updates.

Exact requirements depend on participant count and scenarios. For critical meetings, use a server node rather than a phone or browser tab.

Launch

1. Request. The company writes to hello@meeter.me; we review the task and agree on access.
2. Installation. Meeter deploys the node on the company server and configures the meeting address.
3. Verification. We check employee sign-in, a call, a meeting, a guest link and an update.
4. Team connection. Employees sign in to the app; guests open an invitation link.

Self-service room creation on the website is unavailable. After the company is connected, employees create meetings in the app.

What the node sees

In protected mode, the node relays encrypted data and does not read communication content. It sees network metadata: addresses, time, duration, volume and packet timing. This data is needed for connection and diagnostics.

The node does not store meeting recordings by default. Recordings and transcripts are a separate feature enabled by the company and subject to its retention rules.

Limits and continuity

• A browser or mobile node supports up to 6 participants while the tab or app is active.
• A server node is for always-on operation and larger rooms; the current room limit is up to 50 participants.
• If a mobile host closes the app, the meeting on that node ends for everyone. Use a server node for critical meetings.
• SLA and uptime are fixed in the contract; for critical scenarios, plan a backup communication channel.

Updates and support

Meeter handles updates, node status and licensing. The company does not administer updates manually. Support is by email; terms and target response time are fixed in the contract.

• Access and launch: hello@meeter.me
• Security: security@meeter.me

Limitations

• Beta. Behaviour and interface may change.
• Encryption v1. No independent external audit has been performed.
• Mobile platforms. The Android app is available to connected companies; iOS is in development.
• Modified node. The company controls the server; a modified node may collect technical data or read unprotected rooms.

Read next

• Network and routing — how a meeting selects a node.
• Security and data — boundaries and data processing.
• Meeter Business overview — the product for companies.

← Documentation · hello@meeter.me · security@meeter.me

Updated: 5 November 2026. Reviewed against the current model: company access, guest invitations, Android, iOS in development.