UMA and Cisco have built integrations across Control Hub, Catalyst, Meraki and Webex so the kit you have already bought becomes the foundation of your workplace analytics.
Most organisations running Cisco already have most of what they need to understand how their buildings are used. Webex codecs see occupancy and air quality. Catalyst switches see every device connecting to the network. Meraki access points map how people move across the floor. The data exists. It is rarely joined up.
UMA is the layer that connects it into a single live view of the building, the workspace and the people inside it.
No parallel infrastructure. No second IT estate. No new sensors where you don't need them.
Codec status, room occupancy, ambient temperature, humidity, noise levels and air quality flow into UMA in real time. Meeting room utilisation, no-show rates and device health sit alongside building-wide analytics in one view.
Sensor traffic, MQTT messages and device telemetry are carried over the network you already trust. No bolt-on connectivity, no separate gateway estate for IT to maintain, no parallel cabling.
Meraki access points give UMA presence and density signals across the floor, and Meraki MV cameras add people counting in open-plan and circulation spaces where dedicated sensors are impractical.
Webex Navigator panels run the UMA booking application directly. Custom branding, live people count, environmental data and one-touch booking on the panel outside every room.
UMA is available as an embedded application inside the Webex client. Find and book desks, check live floor occupancy and view analytics without ever leaving Webex.
Catalyst switches, Meraki APs, MV cameras, Webex codecs, Boards and Navigator: the kit already on the floor.
One managed listener carrying telemetry, presence and marketplace IoT into a single secure stream.
Rooms, desks, visitors, occupancy and IAQ on one live dashboard, the workplace view your teams act on.
