We have had several reports of inbound calls dropping after 5-10 seconds. This has happened in different parts of the US and for employees in the Philippines.

Employees have updated their apps, restarted their devices, and uninstalled/reinstalled the app. They have switched between Wifi and Data, and since these are happening in all areas of the globe, we do not believe it is a service issue. 

The Dashboard data reports good quality MOS >4, but there is no data for sending/receiving. I have sent tickets to Zoom support, and they took days to get back to me. I have emailed our sales rep and am waiting to hear back. Our customers are starting to think we are hanging up on them. This is ridiculous that it hasn't been resolved yet. This is what we are paying for. I'm completely flabbergasted that this isn't being treated as a priority. 

This has been going on/off for the last 7 days. We need Zoom to look into this asap. 

Hello everyone,

I'm currently facing an issue with Salesforce related to click-to-dial functionality, and I'm looking for some guidance or solutions. 

I'm facing:

1. Click-to-dial is enabled in my Salesforce setup.

2. When I click on a phone number in a contact, it triggers the utility phone icon, indicating that it recognizes the phone number.

3. However, when I click the dial icon in the utility icon, the call is not getting placed.

Note: I have already completed all prequesties

• Zoom account with a Zoom Phone call plan
• Zoom for Salesforce app installed
  Note: If the app is not installed, contact your Zoom and Salesforce admins.
• Automatically Call From 3rd Party Apps enabled
• SMS:
• Zoom for Salesforce app version 3.21 and higher
• SMS enabled by Zoom admin

please see the support articles:

Configuring Zoom Phone in Salesforce – Zoom Support

Using Zoom Phone in Salesforce – Zoom Support

Hello - 

Not sure if this is the correct place for this, but I would like to request an enhancement to the android app.

Currently there is no way (that I could find) to copy the transcript of a voicemail. 

I know I can receive those transcripts in email, but a method for copying them straight out of the Android App would be greatly appreciated. 

Thank you 

I have encountered an issue related to the notification behavior in the Zoom Android and Windows apps, specifically when receiving calls from my team. I have set the notification preference to "Always, even if I am active on desktop," but the behavior is inconsistent.

The problem is as follows: When someone calls me in Zoom from my team, the Windows app rings, as expected. However, on my Android device, instead of ringing, I receive a notification. Ideally, in this scenario, both my phone and PC apps should ring simultaneously to ensure I don't miss important calls.

This inconsistency can be frustrating and may lead to missed calls, which is especially problematic for those who rely on Zoom for work. I need help to fix this issue. 

I canceled my pro subscription back in May when I closed my business for Maternity leave. I am not planning on reopening my account when I go back to work. I still have the app on my phone but my account is now basic so there are no icons to call or text people. However, people are still able to call me as my phone will ring on the app but I can't answer it. They are able to leave voicemails, I don't get a notification but I get the transcript via email. They are still calling to book my services so I assume my voicemail is still active. I have taken down my number everywhere I had it advertised before. How can I cancel this number? Now that my account is basic I have no access to phone settings on my account (as they shouldn't exist but clearly it still does) and I have no access to support to solve the issue. Has anyone had this problem and been able to solve it?

I am trying to reset a user password and following the below instructions. I do not see the option mentioned in step 4. Can someone post a screenshot of this, as I don't see it as an option. Thanks!

How to change a user's password

To change a user's password:

1. Sign in to the Zoom web portal as an admin with the privilege to edit account settings.
2. In the navigation panel, click User Management then Users.
3. Click the email address of the user who needs their password changed.
4. Find the Sign-in Password section, then click Edit. 
5. Enter the new password twice, ensuring that it meets the password requirements.
6. Click Save Changes.
   You will be notified that changing the password will sign you out of all devices. Click OK to confirm.

I'm using Zoom 5.16.2 (23409) and macOS 13.6 (22G120).  Most of my Zoom use is for video meetings, launched by links from Google Calendar.  So most of the time I keep the main Zoom window minimized and the whole app hidden.  I like to keep it that way to reduce clutter on my screen.

My employer added phone service to our Zoom accounts a few months ago.  In the past 2–3 weeks, I've started receiving more calls.  Again, to reduce screen clutter, if I will not use any Zoom functions during the calls, I minimize the window and hide the app.  That gives me screen space to use other things while I'm on the call.

It all seems fine until…  the remote party disconnects.  When that happens, Zoom plays its "call ended" sound, and then…

ZOOM CRASHES!

The next time I start Zoom, it prompts me to report the crash, which I do, every time, with a brief explanation and my email address.  I never get a response.

It's very easily reproducible.  I've done it by calling my Zoom phone number from my mobile phone to simulate receiving a call.  If I minimize the window and hide the app, then end the call on my mobile, Zoom crashes every time.

So, where do I submit a bug report about this?