Neat

Neat

https://neat.no/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/neatmeetings/

Neat, a privately owned company headquartered in Norway, was founded in 2019 and employs approximately 330 individuals. The company reported $207.1M in revenue as of 2024. Specializing in Pro AV controls and infrastructure, Neat designs and manufactures purpose-built video conferencing hardware and software for meeting spaces. Their product line includes integrated camera bars (Neat Bar), touch-screen collaboration boards (Neat Board), and personal desktop devices (Neat Frame), all of which feature AI-driven audio and video processing to track participants and suppress background noise. The systems are designed to run native meeting applications like Zoom and Microsoft Teams and are managed through a centralized cloud platform (Neat Pulse) that provides device monitoring, remote control, and analytics.

2024 Revenue

Founded

2019

Headcount

635

Headquarters

Norway

Primary Segment

Conferencing systems and UC

Ownership

Privately Owned

News Summary:

On October 6, 2026, Microsoft announced it will end Teams Rooms support for Neat Gen 1 devices in September 2027. Neat also reported that its Gen 1 devices are no longer receiving critical security patches, while its Gen 2 devices, which run Android 13 or 15, retain a certified support path through October 2032.

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Neat offers 5 products in the pro AV industry. Neat's product portfolio comprises of conferencing systems and UC, pro AV controls and infrastructure and digital signage and professional display.

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Neat's revenues were less than $250M in 2024. Caretta Research has split Neat's revenue into 4 different product categories, the largest of which is meeting room control systems. For full access to Neat's revenue breakdown subscribe to Caretta Portal.

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Oct

6th

2026

14:10

B2B Tag, Product Updates

What Happens When Your Neat Bar and Board Lose Teams Support?

Microsoft ends Teams Rooms support for Neat Gen 1 devices in September 2027, and Neat reports that Gen 1 devices are no longer receiving critical security patches. Neat's Gen 2 devices run Android 13 or 15 and carry a certified support path through October 2032.

DGI Communications

Oct

5th

2026

21:41

Neat Company Code of Conduct

Neat Company Code of Conduct

Oct

5th

2026

09:24

Emerging Tech, B2B Tag, New Offerings

What Does It Really Mean to Be Open?

Being open isn’t about how many meeting platforms a device supports. It’s about giving you the freedom to choose the hardware and software that work for you. I recently came across a claim from a legacy hardware vendor that its devices are “open” simply because they support multiple meeting platforms.

Oct

5th

2026

06:30

Emerging Tech, B2B Tag, Product Updates

From connected to intelligent: how meeting spaces are evolving

In the first phase of hybrid work, organisations faced a relatively straightforward challenge: how to ensure sure everyone could join the meeting? Businesses invested rapidly in cameras, microphones, displays and collaboration platforms to connect employees wherever they worked.

Sep

30th

2026

06:30

Emerging Tech, Artificial Intelligence, B2B Tag

The conference room is becoming the enterprise's next edge device

For most of the past two decades, the enterprise conference room was a problem CIOs tolerated rather than solved. It was expensive to fit out and dependent on specialist installers. It was built around a single powerful box that held all of the room’s intelligence.

Express Computer

Sep

30th

2026

01:26

Emerging Tech, Artificial Intelligence, B2B Tag, New Offerings

Break Free from Basic BYOD: Neat Open Is Now Available

Meetings, apps, wireless collaboration, and AI come together in one flexible, intelligent experience that takes BYOD far beyond the video call. Just under a year ago, we introduced Neat Open with a simple belief: the technology in a meeting space should support all the ways people meet and work there, not just video calls.

Sep

29th

2026

08:49

Emerging Tech, Partnerships and Alliances, B2B Tag, Partnerships

Three Neat devices achieve Microsoft Teams certification

The Neat Board 32, Neat Pad Pro and Neat Pad Generation 2 have been certified for Microsoft Teams Rooms. The certifications also mark Neat’s inclusion in Microsoft’s Device Ecosystem Platform (MDEP), unlocking enhanced security, management and video collaboration capabilities for users of the company’s 32″ all-in-one device and the two scheduling panel models.

Sep

28th

2026

08:30

Emerging Tech, Partnerships and Alliances, B2B Tag, Partnerships

Neat Board 32, Neat Pad Pro, and Neat Pad Generation 2 Achieve Microsoft Teams Certification

Neat Board 32, Neat Pad Pro, and Neat Pad Generation 2 Achieve Microsoft Teams Certification Neat , an industry leading AI-native hardware and software platform for workplace collaboration, today announced that Neat Board 32, Neat Pad Pro, and Neat Pad Generation 2 have officially received Microsoft Teams certification.

Sep

22nd

2026

05:11

Partnerships and Alliances, B2B Tag, Partnerships

Neat says Zoho Cliq joins Neat Open Apps on Neat devices

In a Sept. 14 announcement carried by Business Wire, Neat said Zoho Cliq has joined the Neat Open Apps ecosystem and that Neat is Zoho Cliq’s first hardware partner, delivering a purpose-built experience for physical conference rooms.

Sep

21st

2026

09:36

Events, Emerging Tech, Artificial Intelligence, Events and Conferences, New Offerings

India’s Pro AV Market Shifts From Hardware To Intelligent Environments

India’s professional audiovisual market is moving beyond standalone projectors, displays and video conferencing systems as enterprises increasingly look for connected, software-managed and AI-enabled environments. That shift was visible across the show floor at InfoComm India 2026, where vendors positioned meeting rooms, displays and AV infrastructure as part of broader IT environments rather than isolated hardware deployments.

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