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Recipients in different time zones

  • April 24, 2024
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I'm in EDT and my recipients are in EDT, CDT, and Arizona, which is Mountain time and has no daylight savings time. How do I indicate the correct time for each generated email?

Best answer by Ray_Harwood

Hi, @richmgeller.

 

I'm in Arizona, and frequently schedule meetings and webinars for people around North America and all over the world.  For "North America-mostly" meetings, I always include something like this in the meeting/webinar description, which is visible on the registration page and all reminder notices:

You just have to remember to move "Arizona" up to the MST line when DST is over... as well as change all the DT's to ST's.

 

Zoom will occasionally attempt to send messages to registrants with a time zone derived from their profile (if there's a user email match - and this only happens in certain circumstances... for which I am not the  designated documenter!).  I find that for people who travel a lot, and people who share the information with coworkers in other time zones, that having the full listing like I provide above never generates confusion... though people will still get confused. 😎

 

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Ray_Harwood
Community Super Champion | Customer
Community Super Champion | Customer
April 26, 2024

Hi, @richmgeller.

 

I'm in Arizona, and frequently schedule meetings and webinars for people around North America and all over the world.  For "North America-mostly" meetings, I always include something like this in the meeting/webinar description, which is visible on the registration page and all reminder notices:

You just have to remember to move "Arizona" up to the MST line when DST is over... as well as change all the DT's to ST's.

 

Zoom will occasionally attempt to send messages to registrants with a time zone derived from their profile (if there's a user email match - and this only happens in certain circumstances... for which I am not the  designated documenter!).  I find that for people who travel a lot, and people who share the information with coworkers in other time zones, that having the full listing like I provide above never generates confusion... though people will still get confused. 😎

 

Bri
Community Manager
Community Manager
May 1, 2024

Hi @richmgeller! @Ray_Harwood has provided a helpful reply, so I've marked it as an accepted solution. Thank you!