Home
Sametime Meetings Client Guide
The Sametime Meetings Client allows you to join a Sametime meeting or lecture in a web browser without the need to download a plug-in or software. This guide contains information on how to access Sametime through your web browser.
System and browser requirements
Before you begin, check if your computer has these:

Sametime Meetings Client Guide
The Sametime Meetings Client allows you to join a Sametime meeting or lecture in a web browser without the need to download a plug-in or software. This guide contains information on how to access Sametime through your web browser.
- What's new
  HCL Sametime and HCL Sametime Premium 12.0.2 provides many new features, enhancements and fixes to servers and clients. Additional releases to version 12.0.2 also provides updates to the product.
- System and browser requirements
  Before you begin, check if your computer has these:
- Keyboard shortcuts
- Logging in and out
  The administrator for your organization provides you with an URL to access Sametime Web Meeting client. Use your log-in credentials to gain access to the Meeting client.
- Getting started
  For a quick overview of the Sametime meeting client features and components, see the Quick Start Guide.
- Using Sametime Meetings
  This section focuses on the in-meeting features that are accessible by default to all meeting participants.
- Managing meetings
  This section focuses on the additional controls that are available to meeting owners and moderators.

System and browser requirements

Before you begin, check if your computer has these:

Operating systems that work with HCL Sametime Premium and HCL Sametime 12.0.1

See the HCL Sametime Premium and HCL Sametime 12.0.2 System Requirements article for details.

Web browsers that work with HCL Sametime Premium and HCL Sametime 12.0.1

For Windows environments, allow video and screen sharing capabilities from the browser.

For macOS environments, the user must have administrator rights to promote the security features to include screen recording for each browser separately.