Cisco Proximity for PC

Do you need to control video calls and access shared content while staying at your desk? Cisco Proximity brings mobile-style endpoint control for desktop use, letting you pair with Cisco room-based systems and manage presentations without leaving your workspace. The app automatically connects to compatible endpoints when in range, giving you direct access to shared slides and call features through a single window.

Cisco Proximity reshapes how you interact with Cisco video collaboration endpoints from a desktop. Rather than juggling separate devices or stepping up to the conference room hardware, you can now manage core collaboration tasks from your PC (viewing presentations, controlling calls, and saving content) all while keeping your other work open nearby.

Core Capabilities at Your Desktop

Cisco Proximity on your computer covers the essential controls for video meetings:

• Automatic pairing with compatible Cisco endpoints when within range
• View content shared on room endpoints directly on your PC screen
• Save presentation slides and other shared materials for later review
• Search the directory and type video addresses to start or end calls
• Monitor and access previously-shared content without stopping the presenter

Desktop Workflow and Setup

Once Cisco Proximity is installed and running on your computer, the app pairs with Cisco SX10, SX20, SX80, MX200 G2, MX300 G2, MX700, and MX800 endpoints operating on Collaboration Endpoint Software 8.0 or later. The connection happens automatically when your PC is within range of a compatible system. You can then use keyboard input to search contacts, type URIs, and control calls: tasks that feel more natural on a full keyboard than on mobile devices. Keeping Cisco Proximity open as one window among your other applications lets you stay signed in and responsive throughout your workday.

Fit Within Video Collaboration Software

Cisco Proximity sits alongside other video collaboration software by connecting your personal computer directly to room-based endpoints. This approach optimizes the conference room display for video participants while letting you interact with the meeting from your desk, making it easier to follow presentations, contribute content, and manage call logistics without dominating shared screen real estate.