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Welcome to the Customer Success Forum!

Welcome to the Customer Success Forum! This is a collaborative place for Zoom users to share customer success stories, learn about upcoming events, and exchange use cases for helpful ways to use Zoom features.

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Accessing and changing my old password.

I have a Basic account that I haven't used in some time. I am unable to sign in because I don't remember my old password. When I have tried to get technical support over the phone, after entering my Personal ID and Host Key, I am told that my account... Show more

I have a Basic account that I haven't used in some time.  I am unable to sign in because I don't remember my old password. When I have tried to get technical support over the phone, after entering my Personal ID and Host Key, I am told that my account cannot be located. How can I change get a new password? I don't have the option to change the old one on my profile page.


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Zoomtopia 2024: Unveiling the Next Generation of AI Companion 2.0

Zoomtopia 2024 is a groundbreaking event that showcased the future of virtual communication. One of the most exciting announcements was the launch of AI Companion 2.0, a next-generation AI platform designed to enhance human connection. Building upon ... Show more

Zoomtopia 2024 is a groundbreaking event that showcased the future of virtual communication. One of the most exciting announcements was the launch of AI Companion 2.0, a next-generation AI platform designed to enhance human connection. Building upon the success of its predecessor, AI Companion 2.0 introduces a suite of innovative features that streamline workflows and boost productivity across various aspects of professional life. In addition to the features we have come to love like summaries for Meetings and Phone calls, Whiteboard content generation, and Team Chat and Mail compose, the items below are just some of the amazing features that will be included in AI Companion 2.0:

 

  • Zoom Workplace:
    • Document Analysis: Get information about documents connected to Zoom Workplace, including email attachments, documents from chat, and Zoom Docs.
    • Company Directory Search: Quickly find the information you need about your colleagues and teams.
    • Citations: Hover over the response given by AI Companion to learn more about the source.
    • Tasks: Stay on top of action items with Zoom Tasks
  • Meetings:
    • Web Query: Access relevant information from the web directly within your meetings.
    • Next Steps: Automatically generate action items based on meeting discussions.
    • Agenda: Create personalized meeting agendas with AI assistance.
  • Team Chat:
    • Query a Chat Channel: Search through chat history effortlessly.
    • Prioritize My Chats: Focus on the most important conversations.
  • Mail & Calendar:
    • Summarize an Email: Get a concise overview of key points in your emails.
    • Query an Email: Find specific information within your emails.
  • Docs:
    • Summarize a Doc: Quickly understand the main points of your documents.
    • Query a Doc: Search for specific information within your documents.
  • Spaces:
    • Office Queries: Get answers to your office-related questions.
    • Room Recommendations: Find the perfect space for your meetings or events.
    • Room Reservations: Easily book meeting rooms and other office spaces.
  • Contact Center:
    • Conversation Summary: Review key points from your customer interactions.
    • Follow-up Tasks: Generate tasks based on customer conversations.

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This powerful AI platform is set to revolutionize the way we work and communicate, making it easier than ever to connect with colleagues and clients.

If you weren't able to attend Zoomtopia or would like to rewatch the sessions, check 'em out here.

 


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New report uncovers what bad collaboration can cost your organization — and how you can help fix it

Zoom and Morning Consult surveyed nearly 8,000 leaders and employees from 16 countries to learn how people prefer to work together and what gets in the way of collaboration. Here's what we found out. Have you ever had trouble finding time on colleagu... Show more

Zoom and Morning Consult surveyed nearly 8,000 leaders and employees from 16 countries to learn how people prefer to work together and what gets in the way of collaboration. Here's what we found out.

 

 

Have you ever had trouble finding time on colleagues’ schedules to connect? Or experienced a misunderstanding in communication between teammates? Turns out you may have been a victim of bad collaboration. It’s more common than you might think — and the time spent resolving issues related to inefficient collaboration can quickly add up.

 

Our Global Collaboration in the Workplace report, based on a survey conducted by Morning Consult of nearly 8,000 leaders and employees from 16 different countries, uncovers:

  • How people prefer to work together
  • Common collaboration challenges 
  • The projected costs of fixing bad collaboration 

 

All told, we learned that the time spent resolving issues related to inefficient collaboration can cost organizations an estimated $16,491 a year per manager in wasted time, or up to $874,000 annually for an enterprise of 1,000*.

 

Check out a summary of our findings below, and read the full report for an in-depth look at global collaboration — as well as takeaways you can apply within your own organization.

 

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Leaders struggle with collaboration more than their employees

 

Leaders were more likely to spend a significant amount of time collaborating with colleagues, especially in meetings and email. Fully remote leaders reported the highest numbers here: more than half of this group spends three or more hours a day on email (56%) and virtual meetings (52%). 

 

Leaders also spend more time than employees resolving the following common issues related to bad collaboration and take more time to refocus between tasks. All this adds up and can end up costing organizations in the long run. 

 

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Most people prefer instant messaging/chat — but preferences differ by generation

 

How do you like to collaborate at work? Leaders and employees agreed that instant messaging/chat was their preferred method of collaboration. 

 

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Too many apps = more challenges

 

IT leaders are constantly bombarded with sales pitches and employee requests for new apps and tools. Individually, each one promises to solve a problem, but the report shows that too many apps were actually associated with greater collaboration challenges. Those who reported using more than 10 apps for work were more likely to struggle with issues like misunderstandings in communicationlack of engagement from colleagues, and lack of alignment than those who reported using fewer than five apps. 

 

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Want more insights? Read the report

 

Access the full Global Collaboration in the Workplace report for a data-driven look at the biggest collaboration challenges facing your teams today and how AI affects productivity. You’ll also gain exclusive insights into how you can help them work better together.  

 

 

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Zoom Workplace not recognising internet connection

Hi. I've just been 'upgraded' to Zoom Workplaces. When I try a log in I get "You are unable to connect to Zoom. Please check your connection and try again" My wired connection is just fine. Running MacOS Samona 14.5 on a MacBook Pro. Doesn't work on ... Show more

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I've just been 'upgraded' to Zoom Workplaces. When I try a log in I get "You are unable to connect to Zoom. Please check your connection and try again" My wired connection is just fine. Running MacOS Samona 14.5 on a MacBook Pro. Doesn't work on iPad but does on iPhone.

 

I've tried all the uninstall, clear cache, reinstall etc etc and nothing works. I'm assuming it's a security issue but can't work it out. Appreciate any solution ideas.


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track sources problem

I have a Zoom Workplace Pro account and I am trying to track sources of registration for an upcoming zoom call.  I followed all the directions of the zoom bot thingy and even ChatGPT and nothing seems to be working.  Please help!

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"How effective and efficient are you at scheduling your appointments?"

Introducing Zoom Scheduler. Zoom Scheduler is a powerful scheduling tool designed to streamline appointment and meeting management. It integrates with popular calendars, supports various event types (one-on-one, group, round-robin), and automates wor... Show more

Introducing Zoom Scheduler. 

 

Zoom Scheduler is a powerful scheduling tool designed to streamline appointment and meeting management. It integrates with popular calendars, supports various event types (one-on-one, group, round-robin), and automates workflows like reminders and follow-ups. Customizable notifications, detailed analytics, and branding options enhance the user experience. For teams, it offers advanced features like booking on behalf of others, managing permissions, and SAML Single Sign-On (SSO) for security. Zoom Scheduler is cost-effective, time-saving, and helps improve both individual and team scheduling efficiency.

 

Zoom Scheduler offers many similar features to other scheduling tools like Calendly, but at a lower starting price. It’s ideal for users already within the Zoom ecosystem, offering seamless integration with Zoom meetings and calendar tools.

 

Here's a comparison between Zoom Scheduler and Calendly.

 

Zoom Scheduler starts at a lower price point of $4.99 per month per seat, or is included with Zoom’s Business and Enterprise plans, while Calendly’s Standard plan begins at $10 per month per seat, and its Teams plan costs $16 per month per seat. Both platforms offer unlimited event types, such as one-on-one or group meetings, though Calendly’s free tier limits users to a single event type.

 

Zoom Scheduler and Calendly both allow up to six calendar connections per person and provide the ability to book meetings on behalf of others, as well as create automated workflows like reminders and follow-up messages.

 

Customization features such as notifications, reminders, and the ability to update cancellation policies or add links to confirmation pages are available on both platforms at their paid tiers. Zoom Scheduler and Calendly also support collective events and offer analytics and insights into scheduled meetings.

 

Branding and live chat support are included with paid plans as well. For team functionality, both platforms allow the creation of round-robin events, the use of routing forms, and the ability to lock and sync managed events across teams. Zoom Scheduler includes SAML single sign-on (SSO) in its business plans, while Calendly charges an additional $3 per user per month for the Teams plan but includes it with its Enterprise plan.

 

Overall, Zoom Scheduler offers similar features to Calendly at a lower base price, making it an appealing option for users already in Zoom’s ecosystem. 

 

Let's get started with Zoom Scheduler!

 

Cheers!


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ZOOM was at Burning Man in 2023!

Hey Camp Envy! Today was magic! I finally got to thank Matthew F. Reyes aka MotorbikeMatt for everything in person via the interweb! I've been Camp Envy since 2013 and my gift has been grabbing screen shots of the webcast, and reposting them (sometim... Show more
Hey Camp Envy! Today was magic! I finally got to thank Matthew F. Reyes aka MotorbikeMatt for everything in person via the interweb! I've been Camp Envy since 2013 and my gift has been grabbing screen shots of the webcast, and reposting them (sometimes with meme qualities) to share with Camp Envy because they missed it. Like the pic here from 2022. Also people on The Playa don't have our perspective of "master shot from far away" and these pic are incredible, immediate and history! This year I was enthralled in TheWindow project: a zoom window in the Artery on the Esplanade during the event, so I wasn't here at all. Watching bikes ride by, mutant vehicles parked outside, hearing the OOOONTZ OOONTZ OOONTZ of music, and having a community of Burners talking to Burners on The Playa was so much more interactive than watching the static shot and typing at the chat. I have been sharing pics from the Burn and from the people we met this week. Pictures that haven't been seen. History that hasn't been told. So, if you are interested, we have evolved TheWindow project into Camp FOMO. We also have a discord and I am sharing pics, vids, and stories both places with Camp Envy members who want to see and hear and participate. So, not everyone knows that Matt almost died in a motel room in Empire last year making the BMWebcast happen for all of us, and then ended up in the hospital. F*CK YEAH THAT HAPPENED! So my post last night was a digital Thank you for this year and the years before. Thank you all for making that happen. You reactions and comments were beautiful! And I didn't tag Matt until there was a trail of hearts coming off of it. Then I sent him a message "For all you do, Thanking you!"
I've been trying to get him in the Zoom chat since Tuesday of the Burn, and he was sending story pics back on fb from restaurants and other not Burning Man locations all week. So today I was alone chatting with my Second Life avatar friend from the United Kingdom, waiting for the next digital adventurer to click the link that I was posting all week and stumble into our little Black Rock City, BRCVR and Camp Envy adjacent space... when Matt finally opened a window and appeared from his office space! MIND BLOWN! TOTAL FANBOY! OMG! So that happened. You should have been there. So, even more Playa Magic through this project. Come and hear stories, tell stories, see pic and vids that haven't been seen in twenty years, engage in human interaction through this f*cking piece of electronic isolation! We BURNED on THE PLAYA with the differently abled, medically challenged, financially unable, Burners from other countries, and others who can never be at Burning Man. But they could because of TheWindow. And I got to Thank Matt in person at last! Thanks for reading all the way through. I hope you will be there with me for the next magic moment. We are keeping the Camp FOMO window open for as long as there is interest and participation. We are also thinking of having our own camp and digital connection next Burn, and as long as we have consent and co-operation from the BMorg, we can make it happen next year too. The BMWebcast is an integral part of the experience and THANKS EVERYONE AGAIN in case you missed my messages! We formed a community and Burned together and with people on The Playa. When they had to shut the Zoom window in the Artery down on Friday when the storm hit, we zoomed with people in the mud and stuck in camp. We knew the news before BMIR including the truth about the unfortunate death on Friday. And we were laughing at the media reports coming in, the Dip-sh+t coverage, etc. because we were in contact with our friends and family out there and were sharing those reports with the group. Thanks to a Ranger at Greeters' Camp, and friends in different camps we had a unique perspective on the media created "disaster". We had amazing Burners drop in and tell stories. We got Danger Ranger telling the origin story from Black Beach to Black Rock City! IT WAS AWESOME! And Saturday night we burned The Man in Ross' and my backyard together, then watched the real Man Burn together. FOMO, JOMO, and FOMO again. And then we all cried together in our zoom chat while muted in silence during the Temple burn. We watched the Exodus and teardown via news and interweb vids as the first escapees from the mud came and told us what happened. Camp FOMO is radically inclusive and we are still open.
THANK YOU IF YOU READ MY LONG WNDED TALE! I would love to share my story of riding a dragon across The Playa at night with swing music playing and then having the neck break and almost getting blown up at Burning Man.... IT WAS AWESOME!
And now it has a new ending and video and audio attachments!
THANK YOU MATT! THANK YOU Professr Pickle! (Pickle was just here too, and we had the best time tonight) THANK YOU EVERYONE INVOVED IN THE BM WEBCAST AND THEWINDOW PROJECT! THANK YOU CAMP ENVY!
Peace and Love, JoshWillTravel

The Temple of The Heart burns! (as seen from Camp FOMO) Thank you Rand and Temple Crew! We talked to the guy who did all the solar and also keeps the art lit in Deep Playa at night during the Burn. He came to the window and told us they ran out of night as they were lighting the Temple. BRAVO! Best Temple ever!
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p.s. sorry for the typos, it's late and it came out naturally...
I'll go back and fix them in the morning.

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Las herramientas de Zoom. Recopilación Temporada 2

A lo largo de 2024 hemos ido aclarando más herramientas que Zoom ofrece para sus Reuniones y Webinarios. Con el espíritu de hacer el contenido más accesible, hemos creado está entrada en la Comunidad recopilando todo lo comentado hasta la fecha y com... Show more

A lo largo de 2024 hemos ido aclarando más herramientas que Zoom ofrece para sus Reuniones y Webinarios. Con el espíritu de hacer el contenido más accesible, hemos creado está entrada en la Comunidad recopilando todo lo comentado hasta la fecha y combinando todos los videos instructivos en un solo lugar. Si se han perdido la primera temporada, aquí pueden repasarla.

 

A continuación encontrarán todas las entradas de la segunda temporada de “Las herramientas de Zoom”. Muchas gracias a todos los que han participado, aportado ideas y compartido opiniones.

 

 

 

Episodio 1: Subtítulos y Subtítulos Traducidos, haciendo tus reuniones más comprensibles

 

¡Estamos de vuelta con nuestra serie acerca de las herramientas de Zoom! Los subtítulos son una función disponible en las Reuniones de Zoom que nos permiten ver una transcripción de la conversación, dándonos la opción de seguir la reunión con más facilidad. Además, con el paquete de subtítulos traducidos podemos traducir la conversación que estamos presenciando a un idioma que nos sea más fácil entender.


Para aprender más sobre Subtítulos y Subtítulos Traducidos, echémosle un vistazo al siguiente video:

 

 

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Episodio 2: Notas de Zoom, toma apuntes durante tus reuniones 

 

Con la función de Notas puedes tomar apuntes dentro y fuera de las reuniones y compartirlas con quien quieras. La posibilidad de tener la herramienta incrustada en la pantalla de la reunión o en una ventana separada te da una mayor flexibilidad. Además nos ayuda a mantener todos nuestros apuntes en la misma aplicación que nuestras reuniones.

 

Para aprender más sobre Notas, echémosle un vistazo al siguiente video creado con Zoom Clips:

 

 

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Episodio 3: Pizarras de Zoom, colabora y da rienda suelta a tu imaginación

 

Las Pizarras de Zoom, disponibles a través de las reuniones, la aplicación, el navegador y Zoom Rooms, nos proporcionan flexibilidad a la hora de colaborar. Son fáciles de compartir y utilizar, con un gran número de herramientas y plantillas disponibles para ayudarnos a plasmar nuestras ideas.

 

Para aprender más sobre Pizarras, echémosle un vistazo al siguiente video creado con Zoom Clips:

 

 

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Episodio 4: Interpretación en Reuniones y Webinarios de Zoom, reuniones más accesibles al alcance de todos

 

La herramienta de interpretación de Zoom es muy sencilla de programar y utilizar. Con la interpretación podemos crear canales de audio los cuales podemos asignar a los intérpretes con los que trabajamos habitualmente y a los que nuestros asistentes se pueden conectar a su aire.

 

Para aprender más sobre Interpretación, echémosle un vistazo al siguiente video:

 

 

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Si quieren saber más sobre la Sala de Espera, Preguntas y Respuestas, Votaciones y Cuestionarios o el Control Compartido de las Diapositivas, pueden visitar el post de la primera temporada.

 

Espero que este post les haya resultado útil. No duden en dejar comentarios y participar en la Comunidad de Zoom.

¡Si tienen temas que quisieran ver abordados de esta manera, déjenos sus ideas en los comentarios!

¡Hasta la próxima!

 


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Nothing happens when I choose "Cookie Preferences" at the bottom of the Zoom website

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ZOOM UPDATES

I was scheduling a meeting and was told "I needed to update ZOOM."

 

But, it did not give me a link.  

 

The Virtual helper was of no use finding it.

 

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