Note: This feature requires your Cisco Microsoft Teams Room on Android devices to be registered to Cisco WebEx Control Hub. If they are not, you will not see their data shown within the system.

When this process is completed, the following metrics will be captured and stored for 12 months:

• Temperature (°C)
• Humidity (%)
• TVOC (µg/m3)
• Illumination (lux)
• CO2 (ppm)
• People Count (numbers only, not personally identifiable data) 

Note: Provided metrics from Cisco devices can vary by model and year of release. As such, not all metrics may be displayed.

Cisco WebEx Control Hub Setup

To enable the integration of the platforms, you will need to create a new WebEx Integration App. To do this, sign-in here: https://developer.webex.com/my-apps/new

1. Click the 'Create an Integration' button.
2. Complete the following fields as follows:

3. Field	Response
   Will this integration use a mobile SDK?	No
   Integration name	Morbit Studio Integration (this is just a suggestion)
   Icon	Click any of the Defaults or upload your own
   App Hub Description	This integration will allow you to collect environmental sensor and people count readings from your MS Teams registered devices within WebEx Control Hub.
   Redirect URI(s)	https://studio.morbit.co.uk/CiscoWebex/OAuthCallback Note: white-label customers should use their own domain
   Scopes	spark-admin:workspace_locations_read spark-admin:workspace_metrics_read spark:devices_read spark-admin:devices_read

4. Click the 'Add Integration' button to complete the integration settings.
5. When the applications settings are displayed, you must take copy both the: Client ID, and the Client Secret values. These will be entered in the Morbit Studio integration settings.

Adding the WebEx Control Hub Integration into Morbit Studio

The next step is to add the WebEx Control Hub integration into the Microsoft Teams tenant in Morbit Studio for pairing the solutions together.

1. In Morbit Studio, navigate to System > Configuration. In the Organisation that you are adding the sensor data to, select the Microsoft Teams Tenant to be paired, to open the configuration settings.
2. Click the menu item 'Cisco WebEx' to load the settings page.
3. Give the integration a Description, such as "<company name> Integration with WebEx"
4. Add the Client ID and Client Secret from the previous steps above.
5. Click Save and Authorise.
6. A login box will load up to request you to authorise the integration. Using the credentials used in the first part of this guide (Cisco WebEx Control Hub Setup), complete the steps.

If the steps above are completed successfully, after a few minutes the Cisco devices registered to Microsoft Teams in the Devices > Unified Comms Devices will start to gather environmental and people count data.

To test the connection to your integration, you can run the Connection tests from within the MS Teams Tenant configuration settings: