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Talk to your team without leaving Replio

Call a teammate, drop into a shared huddle, or share your screen — right inside Replio, in the same window where you answer customers. No meeting link, no dial-in, no separate app to install.

Why this exists

Some things take five messages to explain and five seconds to say. Replio's team chat already sits where your support work happens; voice, huddles and screen share sit right next to it, so getting a second opinion or walking a teammate through something never means switching tools.

1:1 calls

Huddles — when it's more than two people

Press the headphones icon on your team channel to start or join a huddle — a shared voice room your whole team can drop into and out of, the way you'd walk over to someone's desk. Starting a huddle rings your team a few times and leaves a Join pill on screen they can tap any time, so nobody is forced into a call and nobody misses that one is happening.

Built for your team's daily huddles, not a webinar. A room holds up to 12 people at once (guests included), with up to 8 guests and 6 live cameras. Guest links are for joining a call that's happening now — mint one close to when you need it, not days ahead. For a large all-hands or a public webinar with 20+ attendees, use a tool built for that scale.

How it fits together

  1. Everyone's already in Replio. Your team chat, your customer inbox and now voice/video/screen share live in one tab — nothing new to log into.
  2. Calls and huddles don't collide. If you're already on a 1:1 call, joining a huddle is blocked until you finish (and vice versa) — no accidental double-audio.
  3. Recording is opt-in, always. Nobody's call is captured by default, on either a 1:1 or a huddle with recording enabled — someone has to ask, and the other side has to agree.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I call a teammate in Replio?
Open their conversation in your Replio team chat and press the call button. There is no meeting link to generate, no dial-in number, and nothing to install — it works in the same window you already use to answer customers.
Can more than two people be on a call?
Yes, with a huddle. Press the headphones icon on your team channel to open a shared voice room anyone on your team can drop into or out of. Huddles hold up to 12 people (including guests), and rooms support up to 6 live cameras at once.
Is call recording on by default?
No. Recording starts off. Whoever wants a recording has to press record, and the other person is asked first — nothing is captured unless they agree, and either person can stop it at any time.
What happens after a recorded call ends?
Replio posts the call length, a short summary and the full searchable transcript straight into the conversation, so what was discussed is written down without anyone taking notes.
Can I turn off call recording for my whole team?
Yes. Settings → Call recording is a single switch for your organisation. Turn it off and the record button disappears for everyone, and the server refuses to accept a recording even if one is attempted.
Can guests outside my team join a huddle?
Yes, by a guest link. Up to 8 guests can be in one huddle at a time, and an owner or admin can remove anyone from the call if needed. Guest links are meant for joining a call already happening — for a meeting scheduled hours or days out, share the link close to start time.
Can I screen share in a call?
Yes, from a laptop or desktop browser. Screen sharing on mobile browsers isn't possible in any web app, Replio included — it's a platform limitation, not something we can unlock without a native app.
Is this meant to replace Zoom or Google Meet for large calls?
No. Replio's huddles are built for a team's everyday voice calls and quick screen shares — up to 12 people. For a large webinar or an all-hands with 20 or more attendees, use a dedicated tool built for that scale.

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Last updated 2026-08-18.