Zoom PRO license and interpretation function

[RSababady]

Does the Zoom PRO license have the interpretation function available by default or does the account owner with the PRO license still have to purchase a Zoom Webinar license to access the interpretation function?

For context I will add that I use the Zoom interpretation function on our Business License, so I don't know what the current status of the Zoom PRO license is.

[khonaas]

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@RSababady wrote:

Does the Zoom PRO license have the interpretation function available by default or does the account owner with the PRO license still have to purchase a Zoom Webinar license to access the interpretation function?

For context I will add that I use the Zoom interpretation function on our Business License, so I don't know what the current status of the Zoom PRO license is.

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Hey RSababady

For a Zoom PRO license, the interpretation feature is available for Zoom Meetings, but it is not enabled by default. The account owner or admin must turn on language interpretation in the account settings to access it. This feature in Zoom Meetings allows hosts to designate interpreters and set up language channels during the meeting, without requiring a separate Zoom Webinar license.

However, the interpretation feature has some limitations under the PRO license compared to a Business or Enterprise license. While the PRO account can use language interpretation in standard Zoom Meetings, for more extensive functionality (like Zoom Webinars with interpretation), you would indeed need to purchase a Zoom Webinar add-on or upgrade to a higher license tier, such as Business or Enterprise, depending on the scale of your interpretation needs.

[RSababady]

Thx for the response @khonaas .

In the past, the Zoom Pro license did not have the interpretation functionality, however if the account owner purchased a webinar license, then the limited interpretation functionality was made available. SO if I understand you correctly a standalone PRO license for meetings also has the interpretation functionality. Correct?