Frequently, during the meeting we would like to share files to respective team member. It would be nice if Gotomeeting has this feature. Our current workaround is to make someone presenter just to sh...
This is the thing that we miss the most. Miss it almost every meeting.
Bump... Please add this!
Bumping a nearly 4.5 year old post.
Will this feature request ever be implemented? Considering GTM's competition, is this on the dev team's radar at all?
BUMP! (Again!)
This has been on the roadmap for 5 (YES, FIVE) years! Will this ever be implemented? This would be a really useful feature (bi-directionally). I know there is an effort to push ShareFile, but for what I want to do, it's way overkill and much more expensive than I'm willing to pay.
PLEASE add the ability to send/receive files in GoToMeeting!
(Is anyone even actually listening?)
Hello,
While this functionality is a highly requested feature, I don't personally know if it will be developed any time soon for GoToMeeting. The functionality does exist with GoToWebinar and GoToTraining, should you need to send files to your attendees in session, and we will certainly update this Community thread should this change in the future.
Ive used GoToMeeting for about 8 years. It is great, but the inability to send/receive files in GoToMeeting is something I have to work around almost weekly.
After no response on this for years, and realizing that the plan I was on cost more for fewer features than if I were a new customer (they added new features to new plans with lower prices, but kept me on the old plan), I decided to jump ship and move to a competitor with more features for a lower price. When I called to ask about it, the person with whom I spoke was polite, but didn't seem interested in keeping me as a customer even though I'd been with them for nearly 15 years and given them thousands of dollars. So I left.
My new solution costs less and has the ability to share files (and is actually free for 1 on 1 meetings and free for group meetings up to 40 minutes). It doesn't necessarily have all the bells and whistles that G2M does, but it has what I need.
