BlueJeans: command center promotions, coupons, offers

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To use the coupons or deals on bluejeans.com, you need to select the plan you want to subscribe to and click on the buy now button. Then, you can enter the coupon code in the promo code box at the checkout page and click apply. The discount will be reflected in your order total. Some coupons or deals may require you to click on a link to activate them.

Yes, there are some restrictions to using the coupons or deals on bluejeans.com. The coupons or deals are valid for a limited time only and may not be combined with other offers or discounts. Some coupons or deals may have a minimum order amount or a maximum number of uses. The coupons or deals are not valid for previous purchases or gift cards. Please read the terms and conditions of each coupon or deal carefully before using them.

BlueJeans offers three pricing plans for its video conferencing service: Standard, Pro and Enterprise. The Standard plan costs $9.99 per host per month and allows up to 100 participants per meeting, unlimited meetings, and 5 hours of meeting recording. The Pro plan costs $13.99 per host per month and allows up to 150 participants per meeting, unlimited meetings, and 25 hours of meeting recording. The Enterprise plan is customized for larger organizations and allows up to 300 participants per meeting, unlimited meetings, and unlimited recording. For more details, please visit (BlueJeans pricing page).

BlueJeans is committed to providing secure video conferencing for its customers. BlueJeans uses standards-based encryption protocols such as SIP, SRTP, TLS and H.323 to protect the data in transit and at rest. BlueJeans also provides various security features for meeting hosts and administrators, such as randomized meeting IDs, meeting passcodes, waiting room, content sharing controls, hard mute, participant removal, fraud detection, and user authentication options. For more information, please read (BlueJeans security and privacy guide).

Yes, you can record your meetings with BlueJeans if you have a Standard, Pro or Enterprise plan. Meeting moderators can start and stop recording from the desktop app, browser, or room system. The recordings are stored in the cloud and can be accessed from the recordings page. The recordings can also be downloaded as mp4 files or shared with others. For more instructions, please refer to (recording and playback instructions).

The difference between BlueJeans Standard, Pro and Enterprise plans is mainly in the number of participants, the amount of recording hours, and the availability of advanced features. The Standard plan allows up to 100 participants, 5 hours of recording, and basic video conferencing features. The Pro plan allows up to 150 participants, 25 hours of recording, and additional features such as command center analytics, workstream collaboration integrations, and security and incident management integrations. The Enterprise plan allows up to 300 participants, unlimited recording, and premium features such as onboarding manager, customer success manager, technical account manager, and executive business reviews. For a detailed comparison, please see (BlueJeans meetings plan comparison).

To cancel your subscription to BlueJeans, you need to contact BlueJeans customer support by calling (408) 791-2830 or submitting a case at (BlueJeans support page). The cancellation will take effect the day after the last day of the current subscription period. For more information, please read (eCommerce terms and conditions).

BlueJeans does not offer any specific discounts for non-profit organizations. However, for a limited time, you can save 30% on all BlueJeans meetings annual plans by using the coupon code annual30 at checkout. This offer is valid for new customers only and expires on December 31, 2021. For more details, please visit (BlueJeans blog).