I have created several templates that I want to share with my entire company (account). There doesn't seem to be a way to do this right now, since I am not able to add templates to a Shared Folder. How can I set a template to be available account-wide?

Hi all, I am working through the features of Call-Back in the Menu-based Interrupt. I am wondering how does it integrate with the agents in a queue? What come first? Does Call back place an agent in the queue in a reserved state while it calls back a client? When the client presses one to accept the call back, do they can transferred to the reserved agent? If the client doesn't press one, does the agent get reset back to the ready state for normal calls? What actually happens?

I am currently managing a platform that involves hosting three daily meetings at different times. Currently, My team members cannot join these meetings unless someone with access to the platform's Zoom account logs in and admits them or makes them host manually.

I would like to know:

1. Is there a way to allow different team members to host these meetings without sharing the Zoom account's username and password?
2. Can team members host specific sessions based on their schedules without requiring additional licenses for each of them?
3. Does enabling breakout rooms for discussions depend on the presence of the host, and if so, how can we manage this effectively without purchasing multiple licenses?

As a startup, affordability is a concern, so I’m looking for a cost-effective solution.

Best Regards,

Hola, un placer en saludarles, necesito su apoyo, yo contrate hace un par de días Zoom business que es de $21.99 al mes, el cual según su página web con la información dice que incluye todo lo pro y 300 asistentes por reunión. Pero tuve una reunión que tenía aproximadamente 200 participantes y solo me dejó ingresar a 100 participantes. Cuando en la publicidad del plan dice que son 300, podrían apoyarme en esta situación. 

For the past three years, I’ve been hosting a Zoom group with 11 participants, where none of them needed to enter a passcode or waiting room. My settings were configured to automatically embed the passcode, and the waiting room was disabled.

After updating the Zoom program, the direct joining feature no longer works as expected.

When setting up a meeting under "schedule" and selecting "security," I’m now required to choose between "waiting room" and "passcode." I selected "Passcode," thinking the embedded feature would still work, but it doesn’t. Now, my participants are prompted to enter a code.

Do you know why the embedded passcode feature no longer functions?

I abhor automatic gesture reactions in Zoom so I've disabled them. 

Recently, Zoom started popping up desktop notifications every time I start a new meeting - not traditional desktop notifications but one that hangs off the camera icon in the MacOS taskbar (Sequoia 15.2). 

This is horrible. How do I make it stop? 

Grr, I would upload an image but this forum isn't letting me.

The notification reads:

Turn On Reactions

"zoom.us" has turned off Reaction effects. Click <camera icon> and select Reactions to add more impact to your gestures.

So as the title says, we have been using a single sign on link to ADFS, which includes a relay parameter that references a zoom meeting ID, since late July 2024 without issue, but in the past day or so instead of redirecting after authentication to the meeting id indicated in the parameter, all users are redirected to their Zoom profile pages. Anyone else experiencing this?