Meeting Scheduler
Is there a way to text a meeting request? I have a number of clients that do not look at their emails or gets lost in the large volumes or goes to spam. Can it be done?
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Zoom Scheduler provides users with the ability to generate slots of availability for attendees to then select a preferred time on both parties' calendars, which reduces time spent going back and forth to sync schedules. If you're still looking for support, browse our Zoom Scheduler support articles or start a new discussion below!
Is there a way to text a meeting request? I have a number of clients that do not look at their emails or gets lost in the large volumes or goes to spam. Can it be done?
Hi, I run a small business and I use Zoom scheduler to schedule all my intro calls. In the Scheduler, I have a form that collects email, address and other information. My question - is there a way for me to export ALL forms from a meeting type (intro call) into a CSV format? Or do I need to do this individually, with each intro call? If individually, perhaps a future feature to enable export a meeting type?
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I set up a scheduler and finished it. It gave me a link to share with others. When I or they paste it in, we see the schedule page for a second and then get a new screen that says "We couldn't load this link. Refresh your page, or try again later."
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I set up a reoccuring meeting weeks ago that had a set schedule - daily/ every 14 days/ 1 - 3:30 est. and it stayed that way until two days ago when it changed to NO FIXED TIME and when I edit it and hit save, it saves for a minute then reverts back to NO FIXED TIME. Help!!!
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I schedule a zoom meeting 2 x a month, with registration, and I always include the same 3 custom questions as part of the registration process.
Can I save this meeting as a template, including the custom questions?
hi everyone.
i want to know why Zoom sheduler Mail does not diplayed to receive user
It occurs in only 1 in 10 people.
Does this have something to do with me being in Korea and them being in another country?
Help me...
I am getting the following message when we click on the scheduling link:
The host's availability could not be retrieved
How do I fix ths?
I just created my schedules today and the links worked earlier, now every single one of them returns this message when trying to go to the scheduler page.
Anyone else having this issue?
I tried to schedule a meeting but it says it will be from 8.30-8.30. How can I change that?
And I am left with the uneasy feeling that Zoom simply emails all the attendees from the ORIGINAL meeting that was used to create the template?
That can't really be how it works, can it?