Video Conferencing in Aeion Collab
Aeion Collab does not bolt onto Zoom, Teams, or Google Meet — it runs your video itself on a self-hosted LiveKit SFU, with room-scoped join tokens, server-side recording, and AI transcription built into the same platform as your chat, presence, and whiteboards. This page is candid about what that means: there is no "join a Zoom from Collab," no meeting import, and no Meet overlay today. Read it before assuming interop you don't have.
What Connects
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What's Live Today
- Native rooms on your infrastructure. Rooms are created, started, cancelled, and ended through
/api/v1/collab/video/rooms— running on your tenant's LiveKit server, so there are no per-minute conferencing fees regardless of usage.
What It Does NOT Do
Be explicit with your team before you switch: Aeion Collab is a replacement for external conferencing platforms, not a bridge to them.
FAQ
No. Collab runs its own LiveKit-based conferencing and is designed to replace Zoom/Teams/Meet, not connect to them. There is no join, import, or overlay integration with those platforms today; any such interop is roadmap.
Because "does Aeion integrate with Zoom/Teams/Meet?" is the real question teams ask. The honest answer, plus the external video tooling that genuinely does connect (OBS, RTMP encoders, streaming destinations), lives here so you can plan accurately.
Standards-based broadcast tooling: OBS, Wirecast, FFmpeg, browser encoders, and hardware cameras push into a room over WHIP (RFC 9725) or RTMP, and a room or specific tracks can be streamed out to any RTMP destination such as YouTube Live or Vimeo. Details on the broadcast page.
Not today. Real-time audio/video runs entirely on the LiveKit stack; PSTN/SIP telephony is on the roadmap.
From Collab's own recording pipeline — LiveKit room-composite egress to MP4, then Whisper-based transcription and a structured summary with action items. No external conferencing service is involved.
Your video, on your infrastructure — not a Zoom bridge.
Native LiveKit conferencing with secure join tokens, server-side recording, and AI transcription. No Zoom/Teams/Meet interop today; external encoders and streaming destinations connect over standards-based WHIP/RTMP.