Product overview
Private company communication on your own server: messenger, calls, video meetings and files in one app.
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Documentation
Meeter Business documentation
Everything a company needs: how the product works, where data lives, how the node is deployed and how guests are invited.
BetaEncryption v1No independent audit performed
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Start here
Three steps: understand the product, agree on the rollout and connect the team.
Access and rollout
Email request, task review, node deployment and the first team. Room creation on the website is disabled.
Request accessAccess and guests
Employees sign in with a corporate ID (OIDC/company account) or wallet. Guests join by invitation link — no install and no wallet.
How it works02
Security and data
Short and without technical noise: what is protected, what Meeter sees and where the boundaries are. Employees sign in with a corporate ID or wallet; guests join by an invitation from the company.
What Meeter sees
- Node status: running or not
- Version, license and aggregate metrics
- Service events without communication content
What stays with the company
- Messages, calls, meetings and files
- Encryption keys and access rights
- Database, backups and company logs
In protected mode, communication content is encrypted on devices and the node only relays data. Encryption v1; no independent external audit has been performed. Recordings and transcripts are a separate feature enabled by the company.
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Deployment and operations
The company provides the server and access. Meeter deploys the node, updates it and supports operations.
Company
Server, network, infrastructure access, rules for employees and guests.
Meeter
Installation, updates, monitoring, license and node support.
Team
The app, meetings on the company website and guest links.
SLA and uptime are fixed in the contract. For critical meetings, plan a backup communication channel. License suspension does not delete company data.
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For IT and security
Technical material for review, integration and operations. The business section above is for executives and procurement.
Security policy
What is protected, how data is handled and how to report a vulnerability.
OpenEnd-to-end encryption
What is encrypted, where keys live and the limits of the current version.
OpenProtocol
Sign-in, app permissions and messaging for integrations.
OpenNetwork and routing
How a meeting selects transport and what a node operator sees.
OpenTechnical specifications
Contract v1, E2EE specification, OpenAPI and AsyncAPI.
OpenVulnerability disclosure
Where to report, what to include and what testing is allowed.
OpenTechnical documents are available in Russian and English. The business section is available in both languages.
Contact
Access request, security questions and technical review.