Start with the meeting workflow
We review seating, room dimensions, display sightlines, acoustics and how staff host calls. Camera framing, microphone coverage and speaker placement should suit the room rather than a generic equipment list.

Meeting-room AV and network infrastructure that helps people in the room and remote participants see, hear and collaborate clearly.
Access Cabling installs the cabling, mounting and equipment connections behind your system. The site survey defines equipment compatibility, access, responsibilities and acceptance checks before work begins.
We review seating, room dimensions, display sightlines, acoustics and how staff host calls. Camera framing, microphone coverage and speaker placement should suit the room rather than a generic equipment list.
The agreed installation can include displays, camera and microphone mounting, AV signal paths, touch controls, Cat6 or Cat6A cabling and rack connections. We coordinate network ports, PoE requirements and configuration with your IT team.
Commissioning checks remote audio, camera views, display operation, content sharing and meeting controls. We document the agreed connections and hand over the room with your staff and IT team.
Your organization supplies and manages the applicable Zoom Rooms subscription, account permissions and software licensing. Installation scope and hardware selection are confirmed separately.
Sometimes. We review compatibility with the selected Zoom Rooms platform, connections, firmware, room size and intended workflow before recommending reuse or replacement.
We coordinate installation and commissioning with your IT team. Network access, security policies, Zoom administration and any configuration responsibilities are defined in the project scope.
No. This page describes installation and infrastructure services for rooms using Zoom. It does not claim Zoom authorization, certification or partnership.
A project manager will follow up on scope, scheduling, and next steps — usually within one business day.