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Back-to-Back Mtgs

AC98
Newcomer
Newcomer

If I have two back-to-back mtgs scheduled in the same account, would attendees - if joining early - for the second mtg join the first one, or no? (Each mtg has its own link.)

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ExpertswhoJohn
Community Champion | Customer
Community Champion | Customer

Hi @AC98 ,

 

The simple answer is no. Your one account can only have one meeting running at any time.

There are fudges
by creating Alt-hosts and sharing diaries, but that requires another paid account, so where is the benefit in this case
You can schedule meetings to start before you join, which converts to a complimentary 40-minute meeting. You should then join and take control. 
Hope that helps

John

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ExpertswhoJohn
Community Champion | Customer
Community Champion | Customer

Hi @AC98 ,

 

The simple answer is no. Your one account can only have one meeting running at any time.

There are fudges
by creating Alt-hosts and sharing diaries, but that requires another paid account, so where is the benefit in this case
You can schedule meetings to start before you join, which converts to a complimentary 40-minute meeting. You should then join and take control. 
Hope that helps

John

John,

what are the "fudges"? See my post same section 8/18/25 re multiple meeting same host for a 12-step group.

Thank you

ExpertswhoJohn
Community Champion | Customer
Community Champion | Customer

@ChicagoJohn ,

You can not run two meetings at the same time, so any fudging would be unwise.
The licence bots could flag you, and let's be clear, almost nobody recovers a licence when it is cancelled.
I would not take the risk.


John

MGSR
Community Moderator | Employee
Community Moderator | Employee

Hi @AC98! I wanted to let you know that I’ve marked @ExpertswhoJohn's response as the accepted solution, as I believe it answers your question. If you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask.


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