We have connected and authorized Zoom access and followed all steps as described here. 

I got confirmation page that Zoom and Salesforce are connected. After that I went ahead and followed these steps mentioned by Zoom and got stuck on step 5. No webinar is being posted to the Salesforce. Numerous refreshes do not help. Did anybody from you experienced something similar? 

1. Log in to the Zoom portal.
2. Create a Webinar and set registration approval to manually approve.
3. Create 2 different registrants for the webinar.
4. Log in to Salesforce.
5. Navigate to the Zoom Webinars and click the webinar.
   Note: You may need to refresh the page to synchronize Zoom and Salesforce.

conflict in schedule , allows you to create two meetings.

for example, when creating a meeting Test 1 at 5PM to 7PM and another Test 2 5:30PM to 6:30PM

I don't want to allow you to schedule two meetings at the same time.

Is it possible to display an alert when this happens or not allow saving the meeting?

it?

Do attendees HAVE to register for a zoom event or is it possible for me to send attendees a direct join link or otherwise invite them without them registering?

Background: I am hosting an event that has registration on a different portal and, in the past, we had people register on that platform AND register through zoom which is a lot of steps for them. Is there any way to avoid the second step and just have people able to join the event without registering? 

I have seen the pre-registration option which is possible (I have emails for those who register) but I don't see anywhere if I can continue to "pre-register" people after the event has been published. 

The audio on every zoom session I've ever attended prior to this week has worked flawlessly. Starting this week, though, the audio on the two zoom events I've attended simply doesn't work. I've checked everything several times, and I know my equipment works because I get very clear audio on every other platform I use (YouTube, etc.). What is going on with zoom's audio?

The registration form for our next webinar didn't ask the delegate whether they were an existing customer. 

When they click the Join the Webinar link, can I set it up to ask the question - Are you an existing customer? If not, what's the best way to get this information from all delegates?

BR

Sarh

Hi, guys. 

I've been setting up a webinar through Zoom Events with a volume of about 100 attendees.

I've recently found out that when people are registering with email addresses, they receive an email of verification code in the first place which shows an old image of masthead, not the one currently uploaded.

It looks like the same problem happens when I send out a speaker invitation

masthead image had been changed several times due to design and panel changes.

I'm trying as many delete and saves as I can but it just simply doesnt' work.

and It looks like Zoom doesn't provide real support for normal users.

Can anybody help me?