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Report on licensed users

Eddie_DOR
Listener

We recently ran out of Zoom licenses for our users.  I wanted to ask if there is a way to see what licensed users are not using their Zoom license.   I tried doing a report on inactive users and wondering if the "Creation Time" in the report means the last time they created/hosted a meeting.  Thank you.

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jeremyjustin
Community Champion | Zoom Employee
Community Champion | Zoom Employee

Hi @Eddie_DOR thank you for your post here on the Zoom Community! One of the best reports could be the "Inactive Hosts" report, it will show you users who are not active during a period.  To find this, sign into the Zoom web portal and go to Account Management, then Reports. 

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You could also look in the "User Activity Reports" tab and review the Sign In/Sign Out report. This gives good detail into who has been signing in and out of Zoom

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If this has answered your question to your satisfaction, please click the "Accept as Solution" button below but if not please reply and we can continue the  discussion. Thank you!

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Great explanation!!

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jeremyjustin
Community Champion | Zoom Employee
Community Champion | Zoom Employee

Hi @Eddie_DOR thank you for your post here on the Zoom Community! One of the best reports could be the "Inactive Hosts" report, it will show you users who are not active during a period.  To find this, sign into the Zoom web portal and go to Account Management, then Reports. 

jeremyjustin_0-1642805008467.jpeg

 

You could also look in the "User Activity Reports" tab and review the Sign In/Sign Out report. This gives good detail into who has been signing in and out of Zoom

jeremyjustin_1-1642805076221.jpeg

If this has answered your question to your satisfaction, please click the "Accept as Solution" button below but if not please reply and we can continue the  discussion. Thank you!

Great explanation!!