Received a Zoom document from a spammer
Is there a method to report Zoom bomber spam messages and documents?
Zoomtopia is here. Unlock the transformative power of generative AI, helping you connect, collaborate, and Work Happy with AI Companion.
Register nowEmpowering you to increase productivity, improve team effectiveness, and enhance skills.
Learn moreKeep your Zoom app up to date to access the latest features.
Download Center Download the Zoom appDownload hi-res images and animations to elevate your next Zoom meeting.
Browse Backgrounds Zoom Virtual BackgroundsEmpowering you to increase productivity, improve team effectiveness, and enhance skills.
Zoom AI CompanionStarting February 3, 2025, Zoom Phone customers must add their phone numbers to an approved 10DLC campaign in order to keep using SMS/MMS capabilities on their numbers.
Introducing more live support options! More Zoom customers now have access to live agent chat support. Sign in and visit our Contact Support page to see all your available support options. We’re here to help!
Zoom Docs is Zoom's AI-first docs that supercharge your Zoom Workplace collaboration by transforming meeting content into actionable documents, wikis, and projects adapting to various personal and team needs. Explore the Zoom Community's Recent Activity below to join the Zoom Docs conversation and connect with other members. If you're still looking for support, browse our Zoom Docs support articles or start a new discussion below!
Is there a method to report Zoom bomber spam messages and documents?
I am a product manager on a mission to mine gold from user feedback✨. We held a Zoom meeting called 'Internal Zoom Docs Office Hour,' where our PM team engaged with Zoomies, answered their questions about the product, and most importantly, discussed their thoughts on it. I use the AI Companion in Zoom Docs (found in the slash menu or by hovering to the left of each line) to generate new content from meetings. Here’s how I do it: 'List the following 5 points in a table with headers in a row: The results are presented in a simple table. After cross-checking with my personal notes, I found the accuracy to be very high, requiring only minor amendments. This saves me at least 1-2 hours of work! I then copied and pasted the information directly into a large data table I maintain that lists information from all office hours. This data table helps me easily track the output for each session and provides various views of the data. Let me know what you think of this approach!
Tips:
Soph
Zoom Docs PM
Show less
Hi All,
We just rolled out Zoom Workplace and at the moment we have very small (hopefully growing) number of users doing anything with Docs. I'd love to see examples of document templates that others have created or modified. Is there such a place in this forum or elsewhere?
Show less
say, I have a recurrent meeting with some students. We created a zoom doc that is going to be our collaboration tool for ideas and tasks. The main question is: How can I share that document for good? I mean, Do I need to share the link every time? Do I have to share the zoom doc manually using the user email? Can I add it somewhere in the recurrent session? Thanks a million, Ben
Show less
We have a monthly board meeting. Each month I would like to upload the handouts for the meeting and have them ready to share at the meeting. I can't seem to figure out the best way to do this. Our board packet that gets emailed to them is a large pdf file. I don't wish for them to make any changes to the documents, just view them both online and in-person during the meeting. Can I share a MS OneDrive with zoom somehow? Thank you!
Show less
I want to like Zoom Docs so badly, but this one thing is an issue In the body of the Zoom Doc you see start typing or try “/” to insert You cannot copy and paste here 😤 I found a workaround by editing my zoom doc in my zoom workplace app; in the meantime I cannot copy and paste into the zoom doc in zoom web. Would love help here 😍
Show less
Hello,
Does Zoom Docs have a “Track changes” feature?
Sharing a document with others is very useful, but if you give editing permission it is critical to know who changed the document.
This is especially true when unwanted changes are made.
Thanks
Hi Community, I'm Cyania from Zdocs Product team! Your feedback is invaluable to us as we design new templates and features to better support your needs during meetings. I would like to know: 1. Have you ever used docs in a meeting (any kinds of documents, not limit to Zdoc), and if yes, what's the main usage 2. If we can provide you with more templates, which you think would most benefit you, especially for you in-meeting usage?
Show less