

Fuze, a cloud unified communications (UC) provider, opted to partner with Slack, even though it sells a team messaging app with the same core capabilities. The integration lets users launch Fuze meetings by clicking on the phone icon in Slack, instead of typing a command. They will also see details about an ongoing meeting, such as how long it's been going on and who's participating.įurthermore, Slack's Microsoft Outlook and Google Calendar apps will let users join scheduled Fuze meetings with one click. Slack previously announced support for that capability with Zoom, Cisco Webex and Skype for Business. Slack gave Fuze special access to the set of APIs that made the latest integrations possible, said Eric Hanson, Fuze's vice president of marketing intelligence. But the companies later clarified there was no formal partnership between them.
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