Allowing others to host meeting when I'm not there

Hello @Swervin.

You have a couple of options with respect to others hosting  your meetings (or performing other actions).

An alternative host is someone that you assign ahead of time. They will become the host of the meeting until you join. If you do not, they will retain host controls.

Additionally, you can make participants a co-host after you've started a meeting (but they cannot start the meeting).

We hope that this information is helpful!

Thank you.

Hi, Swervin

First, the Zoom license belongs to the individual, so please do not share your ID and password with others.

The alternative hosts that RonniG is talking about are
Alternative hosts are only members of the same account.

Zoom is designed so that a particular participant can become the host even when the host is not available.
With a host key, a participant who has been informed of the host key can become the host.

It is also possible to hold a conference with only those participants who do not need the privileges that only a host can grant.

In either case, the participants must be able to join the meeting before the host starts it. Particular attention should be paid to waiting rooms and settings that allow participants to join the meeting before the host starts the meeting.

can you add a member to account on one license? All I see is alternate host has to be a licensed user. Our next meeting is 0900 HST and I'm out of country which means I need to be up at 0200 here in Asia to start meeting