Students receive the email with a link to register for the webinar. They continually receive a response that the email address they are using is incorrect. They have never registered for a webinar of mine. It will not let them register on another computer either. So how are they to register for a webinar if zoom isn't going to accept their email address?

I have tried multiple times, and from different browsers, to change the registration questions required to register for a webinar.  I'm only trying to make organization and job title as a required question during registration.  Once I've chosen them and clicked on Save All I get a pop up stating "Edit Registration Success".  However, the questions don't show up in the registration form and when I go back in the options have been de-selected.  Anyone know how I can fix this?  Thanks 🙂

I generated invite links for my webinar via the api

https://developers.zoom.us/docs/api/rest/reference/zoom-api/methods/#operation/webinarInviteLinksCreate

However I've noticed that on  mobile android and iOS, the zoom app still asks for the users name, even though the link I generated already contains the name.

When I try and use the link with the desktop app, it correctly pre-populates the users name set in the invite link.

I expect the mobile app to work the same as the desktop app, and to respect the name set in the invite link.

Buongiorno,

Ho recentemente acquistato una licenza per Grandi Riunioni con una capacità fino a 500 membri su Zoom.

Vorrei sapere come posso verificare se la riunione che ho pianificato è stata correttamente configurata per ospitare fino a 500 partecipanti. Quali sono i passaggi da seguire per assicurarmi di sfruttare al massimo la mia licenza?

Grazie.

I had an extremely important interview, because I am creating a documentary. Is there a recording limit which I did not know of for a basic account, because we needed 4 meetings to cover all the topics, and the 3rd meeting was only partly recorded, while the 4th was not recorded at all. If there is a recording limit, is it possible to still save the unsaved recordings. I would pay for those, as it was an extremely important interview.

I don't mean this as a rant, but I sure wish we were back on the old version of webinars rather than Zoom Events.

First, there is much to like in the ability to customize the design aspects in Zoom Events. The design elegance is great.

But...

1 -- The inability to FULLY preregister attendees for a webinar series -- WITH the demographic information we carefully accumulated on the old platform -- is not good. And I have found no way to do this manually.

2 -- Our attendance for our series is WAY DOWN on Zoom Events. No one has been able to provide an idea why. 

3 -- The license limits are misleading -- a 500 attendee license ought to mean 500 attendees for a particular webinar, not 500 REGISTRATIONS for a webinar series.

4 -- In the analytics, there is often a disconnect between people listed as attendees, and those that were actually attendees.

5 -- The inflexibility of the email communications functionality to attendees -- and the fact that sometimes it works, and sometime it doesn't, and the "Send Now" function doesn't work -- is a problem. The old way -- automatically 1 week out, 1 day out, 1 hour out, without even thinking about it -- was much better.

6 -- I use many SaaS solutions. Finding the right things on the user admin side is more difficult on Zoom than on any other platform I use.