I cannot pin point exactly when this changed but I believe it was around the same time the interface change, which is not efficient for my application.  

I have 4 meeting options that my customers can choose from and schedule.  1 hr, 1.5 hour, 2hour, and 3hour sessions.  Previously, depending on the session length they choose, it would show my calendar availability for that length of meeting.  Now it appears that it will not show any availability for approximately 1 week out.  I need my customers to be able to schedule the next day, if I am available.   I am having to go back to manual scheduling for last minute meetings, which is very time consuming.

I love the scheduler because it saves me so much time in back and forth emails.  I have removed all limitations to time line but it does not change my availability that shows.  

Please help!

Hey there!

Does Zoom scheduler allow for you to create 4+ meetings for a singular company in which each user chooses a time that works for them?

My use case is as follows: Company XYZ will have 4 training sessions booked for their team. I set up the 4 meeting times, but I need the 100 users to select a time that works best for them without the need to forward invites. Can this be accomplished with Zoom Scheduler? 

Hi there, I just started using Zoom Scheduler (it's been awesome so far).

I have a question; I have created 6-7 one-off meeting links to share with people and there is some crossover with the slots I selected on my calendar. If Person A books one of these slots, when Person B clicks on their link, will the slot I selected still be one of the available options even though it's been booked over? Or will Zoom automatically remove that slot.

Thanks!

Apologies if this is answered somewhere and my searches didn't bubble it up.  I'm trying to use scheduler to allow contacts to choose between multiple time slots.  However, one to many appears to cap at 200 maximum attendees despite this being a hybrid in-person (500 can attend) and Zoom (we have large meetings with 1000 attendees).  Has anyone figured a way around this?  Thanks!