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2025-08-14 08:27 AM
Feature Request: Enable Zoom Scheduler to check availability for both a user’s calendar and a Zoom Room’s calendar before showing available meeting times.
This would allow seamless scheduling for meetings that require both a specific person and a specific physical space, ensuring no double-booking and improving hybrid meeting logistics.
Hybrid meetings often require both a person and a physical conference room to be available. Without this feature, schedulers risk booking times when the room is unavailable, leading to inefficiency and rescheduling.
2025-08-14 08:30 AM
2025-08-15 08:20 AM
Hello I have submitted this feature request in your feedback option thank you for the clarification.
2025-08-15 04:19 AM
This is a much needed feature, especially for hybrid teams. It’s frustrating when a time looks free on someone’s calendar but the Zoom Room is already booked. Adding room availability to the booking logic would really streamline scheduling and avoid those last-minute scrambles.