For Webex administrators who already use SlidoĮven if you already have a Slido organization, when you enable Slido in Control Hub, Webex creates another Slido organization for you.
To learn about creating and managing Slido events, users can read. Users must sign in with their Webex credentials. To prepare Slido events / interactions in advance, or to access Slido data after the meeting, hosts can sign in to Slido at. The host manages Slido interactions from the Webex app. The account is created in your Webex-linked Slido organization.
When a Webex meeting host uses Slido for the first time, they automatically get a new Slido user account. You must use your Webex account to sign in to Slido. We recommend that you sign in at to manage roles and configure your Slido organization. When Webex creates the user in Slido, it supplies the user's token to authenticate them. We call this "on-demand" or "just-in-time" (JIT) provisioning. When users click on the Slido app from the Webex app, they become a new user in your Slido organization. The Slido app is then available to users in all of your organization's Webex sites.
When you do, Webex creates a new Slido organization for you. For Webex administrators using Slido for the first timeĪs a Webex full admin, you can enable Slido from Control Hub.
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