Standardized on Cisco collaboration? Put your Webex status where people can see it. The Embrava Blynclight tracks your Cisco Webex presence as it happens, so a Webex meeting or call turns the desk red and everyone nearby knows to wait. No screen to check, no interruption mid-sentence.
Webex already tracks whether you are in a meeting, on a call, or free to talk. That signal sits inside the app, where only you can see it. Embrava lifts the presence Webex tracks onto a light the people around your desk can read in an instant.
Embrava Connect, the free companion app for Windows and macOS, reads your Cisco Webex presence and drives the Blynclight to match it. Green while you are available, red the instant a Webex meeting or call starts, purple for do not disturb, amber once you step away. Webex moves the status and the light moves with it. You leave it alone.
Run Webex next to other tools and Connect lets you set a priority order, so a live Webex call outranks a quieter status and takes the light. The light follows Webex; it is not certified by Cisco, and it changes nothing about your Webex setup. There is no driver and no admin permission needed. Plug the Blynclight in over USB, open Connect, and pick Cisco Webex.
If your floor runs on Webex, the light speaks the same language. Meetings and calls drive it, so a red glow always means a real Webex conversation in progress.
The light follows your Webex presence by itself. Nothing to remember to toggle, and no stale available status while you are mid-meeting.
Blynclight Plus carries a built-in speaker, so a Webex change can sound an audible alert as well as show a color. Hard to miss, even with your eyes elsewhere.
Push one Webex 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, Webex running, the engineers in the room.