Cisco Jabber knows when you're on a call. The desk next to you does not. The Embrava Blynclight closes that gap, mirroring your Jabber presence and call state on a light the whole floor can read. One glance tells a colleague to hold off, no shoulder tap and no half-whispered "are you free?" required.
Jabber is the unified-comms client your team already runs for IM, voice, and video. It tracks your presence and your call state inside the app. Embrava takes that status and lifts it off the screen onto a light the people walking past your desk can actually see.
Embrava Connect, the free companion app for Windows and macOS, reads your Cisco Jabber presence and drives the Blynclight to match: green when you're available, red when you're busy or on a Jabber voice or video call, purple for do not disturb, amber when you've stepped away. The moment Jabber changes your state, the light changes with it. You never touch it.
Jabber tends to share the desktop with other tools, so Connect lets you set a priority order across every app it watches. An active Jabber call outranks a quieter status and wins the light. Nothing about your Jabber setup changes. There is no driver to install and no admin permission to grant. Plug the Blynclight in over USB, sign in to Connect, and pick Cisco Jabber.
A red light reads from down the aisle. Colleagues know you're on a Jabber call before they reach your desk, so the conversation in your headset stays uninterrupted.
The light follows your Jabber presence on its own. No status to remember to set, no stale "available" glowing while you're deep in a video call.
Blynclight Plus adds a built-in speaker, so an incoming Jabber call or a state change can sound as well as show. Useful when you've stepped away from the screen.
Push one Jabber color scheme to every Blynclight through the Enterprise Admin Console, with Group Policy for Windows-managed fleets.
Sixty minutes at our Hudson Yards Experience Center. A Blynclight on the desk, Cisco Jabber running, the engineers in the room.