Scheduling Privileges - how to setup for user not hosting meetings?
My boss has a Zoom account used for client meetings and he is the only user who hosts meetings. I am setup as Admin. I need to schedule meetings on Boss's behalf almost daily, however I do not host meetings ever and only occasionally attend zoom webinar trainings that are sponsored by our company's home office. I currently have to login under Boss's username to schedule a meeting and this sometimes causes issues if he is on a meeting when we need to login to schedule something. And when I do attend a Zoom Webinar it defaults to his account and shows his name and picture instead of mine. This is annoying and makes scheduling very tedious and sometimes stressful. I looked into setting up Scheduler Privileges and am more frustrated because it sounds like the only way for me to be able to do that is to add myself as a second licensed user and pay double the cost, just so I can schedule meetings for him. This makes no sense and I refuse to believe this is the case. I can certainly understand a reasonable Scheduler Subscription fee, but to make my boss pay the same price as he pays for his account, is quite ridiculous. I have searched community boards and can't find a clear solution to this problem. I even tried scheduling a one-on-one with our Zoom Rep, but was only disappointed when they passed me off to another Zoom employee via email, and then I never heard back from anyone. I know I can't be the only person in this same situation and would love to hear from anyone who has figured out a solution to this that doesn't require me to pay for the second license on the account.
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