We supply and install the full Jabra range: PanaCast video bars, touch controllers, speakerphones, and headsets, matched to how each room is actually used, not a one-size-fits-all spec. Every device is configured and platform-tested for Teams, Zoom, or Meet before it goes anywhere near the room, so there's no fiddling with settings on install day. From a single huddle room to a full floor refit, we manage supply, staging, and installation as one project rather than a pile of boxes for your IT team to sort out.
Camera and microphone placement only works if it's matched to the room it's going into. A PanaCast tuned for a 4-person huddle space behaves differently in a 12-person boardroom, and we design around that rather than defaulting to the same setup everywhere. We assess sightlines, acoustics, and existing AV infrastructure before specifying hardware, then integrate with whatever booking and scheduling systems your business already runs on. The goal is a room that works the first time someone walks in and hits "join," not one that needs a follow-up visit to fix.
Devices are enrolled and configured centrally before they ever reach site, so unboxing a new headset or video bar doesn't mean manually setting it up at someone's desk. Firmware versions, security settings, and platform configuration are pushed and managed from a single console across your entire fleet, whether that's five headsets or five hundred. It's the same discipline we apply to mobile device fleets, provisioning that scales with you instead of turning every new starter into an IT ticket.
Not every headset or video bar that claims Teams or Zoom compatibility actually delivers a native experience. Button controls, call handling, and status sync can all fall short without proper certification behind them. We deploy devices verified against Microsoft, Zoom, and Google's own certification programs, so features like native call control and presence work the way they're meant to, out of the box. That matters more as hybrid platforms update constantly, certified devices keep pace with those changes instead of quietly falling behind.
Firmware updates get scheduled and pushed centrally rather than left to prompt individual users mid-meeting, and battery health is tracked over time so ageing headsets get flagged before they start failing on calls. We manage warranty, replacement, and end-of-life planning across the fleet, so devices are refreshed on a predictable cycle rather than reactively when something breaks. The aim is a meeting room estate that ages gracefully, not one that quietly degrades until someone complains.
