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I used to click on the photo on the top right-hand corner and a dropdown box would include an option for checking for updates. I cannot find that function anywhere. Does anyone have the same experience? Does anyone how to do updates now? Thanks in anticipation for your help. Cheers Joseph
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Can a group admin have access to recording management for their group without being an admin on the entire account? I have created groups in our account for each of our company's departments. I am making the department heads admins of their department's Zoom group. The department heads do not need to be admins for our entire Zoom account. A department head tried to access recordings for her staff and got a message that "access to the recording page" is "disabled". How do I give her access? Is it because she's not an admin on our entire account, and only an admin for the group?
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I send out invites for recurring meetings, and on occasion, someone will ask to be removed from the invite list. The problem is that the invites are addressed to a distribution group of about 200 people. (1) Is there a way to remove someone without having to update the recurring invite to everyone on the distro? What if I only sent the invite to the hosts then forwarded the invite to the distro list? But then if I do that, and later down the road, I have to change the date on one of the invites, will I have to forward to everyone again or will it automatically go to everyone that the invite was already forwarded to? Is there an easier, cleaner way to do this? (2) When the invites do go out, we get quite a few "out of office" replies. Is there a way to disable these?
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I am the host for a meeting with registration, can I have access to the different links of the participants who have registered for my meeting in order to resend them if necessary?
I have an instructor that logged into her personal Zoom account on 1/9/24 for a class she was teaching. She logged in on 1/9 using her college email but she hadn't yet accepted the request to link her Zoom account with the college, so the class took place under her personal, free Zoom account. The next day she accepted the request to link her Zoom account with the college and now she can't access the Zoom attendance report for 1/9/24. The college must have this in order to report the attendance hours. What should she do?
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I had integrated zoom to my sandbox and was trying to create a Zoom meeting in zoom application so that it creates a record for that meeting in my salesforce account but currently I am not able to get those records. Can anybody help me in this scenario ?
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Is it possible to add several hosts to a Zoom Pro account?
Not hosts that are online at the same time. What I mean is for example 2 hosts who are sharing the same account; having meetings on their own.
Thanks in advance 🙂
