Initiating a SIP call via Hyperlink

So we're using lync 2013, and I would like to be able to send out a hyperlink in an email that will actually initiate a SIP video call once clicked. Just so everyone understands the use case is wanting to dial into a cloud based service video service
that interworks h.323/SIP standards based systems with Lync
I can use:
Sip:[email protected] as a hyperlink and that will bring up the presence of the SIP contact since as we're federated with there domain.  Ultimately it would be nice if it initiated the call just like clicking "online meeting"
This is the code that the join online meeting uses:  conf:sip:https://meet.example.com/user/7322994 and I tried replacing the URL with a SIP address with no go, because it looks like it tries to find a meeting that is supposed to happen on the AVMCU. 
 So ultimately if there is a way to have a hyperlink, so Lync will initiate a SIP video call that would be great.

So we're using lync 2013, and I would like to be able to send out a hyperlink in an email that will actually initiate a SIP video call. Just so everyone understands the use case is wanting to dial into a cloud based service video service that interworks
h.323/SIP standards based systems with Lync
I can use:
Sip:[email protected] as a hyperlink and that will bring up the presence of the SIP contact since as we're federated with there domain.  Ultimately it would be nice if it initiated the call just like clicking "online meeting"
This is the code that the join online meeting uses:  conf:sip:https://meet.example.com/user/7322994 and I tried replacing the URL with a SIP address with no go, because it looks like it tries to find a meeting that is supposed to happen on the AVMCU. 
 So ultimately if there is a way to have a hyperlink, so Lync will initiate a SIP video call that would be great.

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