Collaboration suites carry your most sensitive work — and your most uncontrolled file sharing. Channels, messages, files and calls are captured on the endpoint.
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Teams, Slack, and conferencing apps have replaced email as the workplace's busiest channel — and the easiest place for files and conversations to slip out unwatched.
Project files, credentials, and client data move through Teams channels, Slack DMs, and Zoom chats all day, yet perimeter tools rarely see inside these app- and browser-based platforms. Anexet closes the gap by capturing collaboration activity directly on the endpoint.
Because capture happens on the device — after the app has decrypted content — desktop clients and web-based tools such as Google Meet are monitored exactly like any other application, across Windows, Linux, and macOS.
Every captured channel post, direct message, shared file, and call event becomes searchable evidence in the Client Console, ready for security policies, real-time alerts, and full investigations.
Public channels, private groups, and one-to-one messages are captured together — each tied to a user and a timestamp.
Documents shared inside Teams and Zoom are recorded as evidence — and can be blocked from the Advanced plan.
Meeting chat and call activity from Zoom, TrueConf, Webex, and Google Meet are captured on the endpoint, not the wire.
Capture is included from the Standard plan for agent-based channels, with transfer-blocking policies added at Advanced and server-integrated conferencing tools such as TrueConf covered through the Premium ICAP Server.
Channels, direct messages, calls and video, and file sharing — desktop and web.
Covered through the same web and browser capture used for HTTP-based collaboration tools, with the exact interception depth confirmed for your environment during the demo.
Meetings and in-meeting chat captured on the endpoint.
Files and messages are captured through server-side integration with the TrueConf server, with blocking available through the same ICAP-based policy engine.
Browser-based sessions are captured the same way as any other web app, through Anexet's general web-traffic interception rather than a dedicated integration.
Cisco Webex and further video conferencing clients captured on the endpoint.
Coverage varies by operating system (Windows, Linux, macOS). Our team confirms the exact channel matrix for your environment during the demo.
Anexet records the full picture of collaboration: channel posts, direct messages, shared files, and call activity, with timestamps and the user behind each event. Because capture happens on the endpoint, web versions such as Google Meet are covered the same as desktop clients.
Policies block files and messages from leaving through chat and conferencing apps, with content-aware rules matching digital fingerprints, keywords, or sensitivity labels — so a confidential document can be read in the console but never shared. Every action is logged as evidence for investigations.
At a glance — the depth of endpoint capture Anexet delivers across team chat and video conferencing apps.
| Channel | Capture | Blocking |
|---|---|---|
| Microsoft Teams | Chat, files & calls | Message & file blocking |
| Slack | Messages & files | Message & file blocking |
| Zoom | Calls & meeting chat | Message & file blocking |
| TrueConf | Calls & meeting chat | Message & file blocking |
| Google Meet | Calls & meeting chat | Message & file blocking |
| Webex & other video conferencing | Calls & meeting chat | Message & file blocking |
Each channel is captured on the endpoint, and every message, file, and call event is tied to a user and a timestamp. Browser-based tools such as Google Meet are covered through the same general web-traffic capture rather than a dedicated agent.
Four steps from a message or meeting on the endpoint to a controlled, searchable record.
A lightweight agent on the workstation captures collaboration activity — desktop clients and web versions such as Google Meet alike.
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Captured channels, messages, files, and call events are sent to your on-premise server and indexed for search.
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Security policies scan content in real time and can block, quarantine, or alert on a match.
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Analysts review conversations and meetings, build cases, and export court-grade evidence from the Client Console.
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A lightweight agent on the workstation captures collaboration activity — desktop clients and web versions such as Google Meet alike.
1
Captured channels, messages, files, and call events are sent to your on-premise server and indexed for search.
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Security policies scan content in real time and can block, quarantine, or alert on a match.
3
Analysts review conversations and meetings, build cases, and export court-grade evidence from the Client Console.
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Common questions about how Anexet monitors team chat and video conferencing.
Microsoft Teams, Zoom, TrueConf, Cisco Webex, and other video conferencing clients, plus Slack and Google Meet through the same web-based capture. Anexet captures channels, direct messages, shared files, and call activity. The exact set depends on the operating system and is confirmed for your environment during the demo.
Browser-based meetings, Google Meet included, are captured through the same web-traffic interception used for any in-browser tool — no separate integration is needed. Coverage for a given meeting platform is confirmed for your environment during the demo.
Yes. The endpoint agent reports to your on-premise servers over the Internet, so home-office and field staff are covered by the same collaboration capture, policies, and reporting as in-office employees. Monitoring is on Windows, Linux, and macOS workstations — there are no mobile agents.
Never. Anexet is deployed fully on-premise: all captured chat, file, and call data stays inside your infrastructure and the vendor has no access to it.
Tell us which collaboration tools your teams use and what you need to protect — we'll map it to the right plan and arrange a demo or a free trial of Anexet Ultimate.
