Webex for Government users

When you use Webex for Government to collaborate with someone using the commercial Webex App service, you have these options:

• Create a direct space with them and add them to group spaces.

• Share files and links in these spaces.

• Invite them to scheduled meetings in these spaces.

When joining a commercial Webex meeting from Webex for Government App, join as a guest rather than signing in with your Webex for Government credentials.

Commercial users

When somebody who uses Webex for Government adds you to a space, you see some differences to how you interact in that space.

Messaging

• You can send messages and share files and links. But, you can't use GIFs in messages.

• You can't add bots or integrations to these spaces.

• You can't add other users to a Webex for Government space.

• You can't share your screen in a space.

• You can't view, share, or edit whiteboards in a space.

Meetings

• You can join a scheduled meeting using the meeting link in the email invite, through the Webex App calendar tab, or through the email reminder by clicking the Join button.

  Join the meeting as a guest rather than signing in with your Webex credentials. See Webex App | Join a Meeting as a Guest for details.

• You can't join a spontaneous meeting in the space, because you don't see the Join button.

• You can't start a meeting in a Webex for Government space.

• You can't view, share, or edit whiteboards during a meeting.

Calls

• You can make a call in a direct Webex for Government space.