If Teams has replaced the phone system in your office, the door should ring there too. ESENTA SIAS calls Teams users directly in the Teams client: with live video from the door camera, two-way audio and door release at a click. No additional hardware, via the tested CyberGate integration.
SIAS is a standards-compliant SIP video endpoint. For Microsoft Teams it is connected via CyberGate by CyberTwice, a cloud service from Microsoft AppSource / Azure Marketplace that natively connects SIP intercoms to Teams. No additional hardware is needed.
When a visitor rings, the configured Teams users receive a normal Teams call with live H.264 video from the door camera and talk directly to the visitor. The CyberGate app in the Teams client adds a dedicated button to open the door; alternatively a keypad code (DTMF) works too.
The complete step-by-step setup we tested (CyberGate account, SIAS web interface, Teams client) is documented in the guide Using ESENTA with Microsoft Teams.
One bell button can have several Teams users as call targets. The door call doesn't fade away at an empty reception desk but reaches whoever is available, including in the home office.
No second window, no extra app at the workplace: live video from the door camera, two-way audio and the open-door button appear directly in the Teams call.
Because SIAS speaks open SIP, the same system also works with PBXs, the FRITZ!Box or local SIP servers. If the office changes its telephony, the door intercom stays.
A Microsoft 365 account with Teams and a CyberGate subscription (SaaS via Microsoft AppSource or the Azure Marketplace; the first trial month is free). No additional hardware is required; SIAS registers directly with the CyberGate SIP server, TLS-encrypted if desired.
Yes. The Teams call carries live video from the door camera (H.264). The employee sees who is at the door and talks to the visitor via two-way audio.
With the CyberGate app in the Teams client, door calls show a dedicated open-door button. Alternatively, a keypad code (DTMF) stored in SIAS can be used.
For the ESENTA system itself: no, there are no licenses and no subscription fees. The CyberGate service by CyberTwice is a paid third-party subscription; the first month is free for testing.
Go to the tested setup guide or straight to the outdoor stations.
To the Teams guide