We have a website that is linked to Acuity Scheduler where we have multiple practitioners each with their own calendar and each having their own client session bookings.

For each of these client sessions, the practitioners must have a Zoom room link available to share that is different and private from all other clients and the other practitioners.

Acuity allows only one Zoom account to be linked to an Acuity account so looking for solutions.

I've been looking at using the Zoom Sub-User feature, but it would require we purchase licenses for each Sub-User so they can host longer than 40-minute meetings. This would be an extra cost when they're already paying for a Zoom account as most of the practitioners have their own existing Zoom accounts already.

Also, I've been looking at Linking to an Organization but the more I read, it sounds like the existing Zoom accounts that get linked will no longer be recognized as separate accounts, which the practitioners will still need for other purposes outside of our website.

Lastly, I've discovered I can add separate static Zoom links to the booking response messages that are sent out from Acuity but this is very labour-intensive and each client would receive the same Zoom link. Trying to avoid this option if possible.

Any suggestions??

Hello, I'm not sure which section this message goes in.  My apologize, and please move to conform to your preferences.

I am attempting to convert a recording with the double_click_to_convert (manual) option, also using the Zoom Workplace option (Meetings > Recorded > Convert) and I am unable to render an MP4 video or get any result.  

It has never been a problem before, and I need to share this recording with my client when it's rendered, so this is a matter of professional importance to me. 

using OpenSUSE Linux, flatpak v 6.0.2.4680 stable from flathub

During a Zoom call I hosted with over 80 attendees, I intended to record the session. I granted permission to an attendee to record the call based on a prior Zoom Community post indicating that the host would still receive the recording. However, that attendee left midway through, causing the recording to stop. I initiated a new recording for the remainder of the call.

I can't find the recording of the first half of the call. I've checked both the Zoom cloud and my computer without success. Who (or where) might have access to that recording? Since there were many attendees, I'm unsure how to identify the specific one who requested to record the meeting and ask them for the recording link.

Hello, my current version is 5.15.1. Can't join a meeting via Zoom desktop with message "Please contact your IT team to update to the latest version of Zoom."

Restarted my laptop but the same problem.

I believe there is a version released just today?

Appreciate your help.

Thank you.