Content sources are your way to tell us what to monitor for. For example, if you wanted to display posts from Twitter on your social wall, you would add the Twitter content source, and then configure the hashtags that you wanted us to monitor for.
For “social networks”, we support pulling in content from Twitter, Instagram. However, we support quite a few other content sources as well, like SMS/MMS, Web Forms, Email, Dropbox, Slack, Webex, RSS Feeds, and Everwall Direct.
Bring Webex into Everwall. Or, show your Everwall Social Walls in Webex.
It’s been a busy month or month and a half for the Everwall team—in addition to launching our new website in early October, we’ve also rolled out dozens of new enhancements to Everwall’s offerings. The most notable are shown below.
Today we’re very excited to announce that Everwall and Webex have partnered to not only bring content from within Webex into Everwall, but also to bring Everwall into Webex via the just announced Webex Embedded Apps. Webex has excelled at meetings and calling for years, but what a lot of people may not realize is that they have an amazing messaging platform called Webex Spaces, and all three of these areas are tightly integrated for an amazing experience. When we first learned about Spaces, and how they work, we knew we had to support it as a content source—and that’s…
