Neat has secured Microsoft Teams certification for its Board 32, Neat Pad Pro and Neat Pad Generation 2 devices, expanding the collaboration specialist’s options for enterprise Teams deployments.
The certification follows Neat’s move onto the Microsoft Device Ecosystem Platform (MDEP), Microsoft’s Android-based platform for enterprise workspace devices. MDEP provides the security, device management and accessibility framework underpinning the certified products.
Neat Board 32 is a 32in all-in-one collaboration device designed for small shared spaces and individual work areas, combining audio and video capabilities with touch interaction and AI-powered framing.
Neat Pad Pro is a 10in meeting room controller and scheduling display, while Neat Pad Generation 2 is based on the company’s P2 platform and retains the form factor and core functionality of the original Neat Pad while adding improved performance, reliability and longer-term platform compatibility.
“Receiving official certification with Microsoft Teams for Neat Board 32, Neat Pad Pro, and Neat Pad Gen 2 is a win for our shared customers and a testament to our close engineering collaboration with Microsoft,” said Tormod Ree, chief product and engineering officer at Neat.
“This certification unlocks the potential of the Neat portfolio for Teams users, allowing IT teams to deploy our hardware backed by Microsoft’s rigorous standards for security, device management and operational performance.”
Diana Vank, principal lead manager at Microsoft, added: “Neat continues to be one of our fastest-growing hardware partners, and certifying the Neat Board 32, Neat Pad Pro, and Neat Pad Gen 2 as schedulers for Microsoft Teams is an exciting milestone for our joint ecosystem.
“In particular, Neat Board 32 delivers an exceptional, sleek touch-collaboration experience that our shared customers love. By pairing Neat’s innovative, high-performance hardware with Microsoft’s enterprise-grade security and unified management tools, we’re giving IT teams and end users the best of both worlds.”
