Launch Meeting button

Embeddable Button

The Launch ClearSlide Meeting button enables your end user to launch ClearSlide meeting experience directly from your application with the appropriate data/context. When the user clicks the button, the user is presented with the ClearSlide authentication page. Upon successful login, user is automatically redirected to the ClearSlide Meeting experience. If the user’s login state is valid, then the user won’t be prompted to login.

Getting Started

The simplest way to display a Launch ClearSlide Meeting button on your page is to embed the following snippet into your HTML resource.

In the following HTML/Javascript, replace YOUR_CLIENT_ID with your client id.

<form action="https://www.clearslide.com/public/start-meeting" method="POST" target="_blank">
  <input type="hidden" name="clientId" value="YOUR_CLIENT_ID">
  <input type="hidden" name="companyName" value="sampleCompanyName">
  <input type="hidden" name="companyCrmId" value="sampleCompanyId">
  <input type="hidden" name="personCrmId" value="samplePersonId">
  <input type="hidden" name="deckId" value="sampleDeckId">
  <input type="hidden" name="externalId" value="sampleOtherId">
  
  <input type="submit" value="Launch ClearSlide Meeting">
</form>

Live Example - Embeddable Javascript

Display a Launch ClearSlide Meeting button on your page to embed the following JS snippet into your application.

Edit the following JSFiddle by replacing YOUR_CLIENT_ID with your client id.

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Supported Browsers

ClearSlide APIs are supported on the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Internet Explorer, and Edge. Please note that Internet Explorer 10 and below are not supported.

How does it work?

Launch ClearSlide Meeting button, when submitted, makes an HTTP POST request to the ClearSlide web application with the form data sent to launch a ClearSlide meeting. The meaning of each parameter can be found in the description section below.

You can place multiple buttons on the same page. Each button can pass the same or different context when launching ClearSlide meeting.

If you are not logged into ClearSlide in another browser tab, you will be prompted to login before launching the meeting.

If you are logged into ClearSlide in another browser tab, ClearSlide meeting will launch immediately.

What parameters can be sent with a button?

Standard url parameters

Parameter NameDescription
clientId (required)Specifies which partner app is requesting access to ClearSlide functionality
deckId (optional)Enables the end user to land into the ClearSlide meeting experience with the target deck pre-loaded (You can use the Presentations API endpoint to get deck ids)
companyName (optional)Enables the end user to see the target company name pre-populated in the meeting edit recap (post ClearSlide meeting experience)

Custom url parameters

The purpose of custom parameters is to enable you to attach a custom id to a ClearSlide meeting. By doing so, you’ll be able to associate and relate ClearSlide customer activity and engagement data with objects unique to your application.

Custom parameters are particularly useful when embedding Launch ClearSlide Meeting button in a CRM application. For example, if your end user launches a ClearSlide meeting with a contact at an account, you can pass personCrmId and companyCrmId as url parameters when calling the ClearSlide launch meeting url.

Parameter NameDescription
companyCrmId (optional)Enables you to associate a CRM company id (account/opportunity) with the ClearSlide Meeting
personCrmId (optional)Enables you to associate a CRM person id (contact/lead) with the ClearSlide Meeting
externalId (optional)Enables you to associate a unique id with the ClearSlide Meeting

End to End working example - 5 mins

In this example, you will be launching ClearSlide Meeting with third-party data, complete the meeting, and query Insights API to view third-party data associated with activity summary.

Step 1 of 3 :

Provide valid parameters into the HTML. Click Launch ClearSlide Meeting button.

Step 2 of 3 :

Complete a ClearSlide meeting in the web application along with pitch recap summary.

Step 3 of 3 :

Option 1 - Use the Insights API reference document.

Option 2 - Use the below fiddle editing the following parameters: authorization, targetUserId, timestamp