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2024-11-04 08:54 AM
I've searched a lot, but didn't find anything, so does someone know if I can see the peak of how many people were on my Zoom meeting?
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2024-11-24 05:46 AM
Sure you can.
You will need admin access on your Zoom tenant.
Login to your account at zoom.com, then navigate to Account Management -> Reports -> Meeting & Webinar History. Find the meeting in question and then hit the small settings cog near the right header of the screen - you should have the option to enable the "Max Concurrent Views" field (sounds like this will be what you're looking for) if it's not enabled already.
2024-11-24 05:46 AM
Sure you can.
You will need admin access on your Zoom tenant.
Login to your account at zoom.com, then navigate to Account Management -> Reports -> Meeting & Webinar History. Find the meeting in question and then hit the small settings cog near the right header of the screen - you should have the option to enable the "Max Concurrent Views" field (sounds like this will be what you're looking for) if it's not enabled already.