Meeting Owl 4+ earns Microsoft Teams Certification

Today, we are excited to announce that the Meeting Owl 4+ has achieved Microsoft Teams certification. With this milestone, the Meeting Owl 4+ joins the Meeting Owl 3 and Owl Bar as peripherals that are certified for Microsoft Teams. With our full ecosystem now certified, Owl Labs provides IT professionals with a comprehensive suite of industry-leading hybrid collaboration solutions. 

With this achievement, we reaffirm our role as a trusted IT partner, serving nearly 250,000 organizations and 92 of the Fortune 100 companies. The Teams certification validates that our products meet the rigorous requirements of IT buyers and ensure optimal functionality in enterprise ecosystems.

“Earning Microsoft Teams certification across our product line demonstrates our commitment to enterprise IT buyers,” said Frank Weishaupt, CEO of Owl Labs. “Our customers now have complete confidence that every device in the Owl Labs ecosystem meets the highest standards for Teams integration, giving IT teams the flexibility to deploy our solutions across any size meeting space while maintaining consistent performance and reliability.”

Owl Labs redefines the hybrid meeting experience by leveling the playing field between remote and in-room participants. More organizations are moving beyond rigid, traditional wall-mounted systems and embracing Owl’s modular, plug-and-play solutions that deliver portability, affordability, and flexibility. Whether it’s a small roundtable or a larger gathering, Owl Labs technology scales to every space and meeting type.

The Teams certification adds to Owl Labs’ growing list of enterprise-ready validations, including TAA Compliance, Cyber Essentials Plus, and BIS certification, which meet stringent security and compliance standards for government and enterprise buyers globally. That same focus on reliability extends to Owl Labs’ U.S.-developed software, which is continually updated to deliver ongoing innovation that enhances the meeting experience and meets evolving security protocols.