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What's New At Zoom - May 2024 Recording & Recap

Thank you so much for taking the time to join our May What's New at Zoom webinar. If you were not able to join us, we've got you covered with a comprehensive summary of the event. Check out the recording of today's event here. Our Next What's New Web... Show more

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Thank you so much for taking the time to join our May What's New at Zoom webinar. If you were not able to join us, we've got you covered with a comprehensive summary of the event.

 

Check out the recording of today's event here.

 

Our Next What's New Webinar is on June 27th. You can also find the list of our upcoming events in the Customer Success Events page.

 

Below we have summarized the key themes from the Q&A. If you have any additional questions or follow up, kindly post a reply in the comments and a Zoomie will respond promptly.

 

 

Key Question Themes:

 

AI Companion Security

Zoom does not use any of your audio, video, chat, screen sharing, attachments or other communications-like customer content (such as poll results, whiteboard and reactions) to train Zoom’s or its third-party artificial intelligence models.

 

LTI Pro

 

AI Companion for Education and Healthcare

Healthcare and education customers have unique industry-specific data security and privacy concerns. As such, for those customers with BAAs in place with us, certain AI Companion features will be made available once the necessary HIPAA compliance is provided for these features.

Currently, Meeting Summary, Smart Recording for Meetings, and Thread Summary for Team Chat are available for Healthcare and Education accounts with BAAs in place. The admin settings for these features are all disabled and locked by default.

 

AI Companion Features

 

Zoom Workplace

 

Customizing Zoom Waiting Room

 

Zoom Spaces

 

You can also stay informed with up-to-date release notes that include detailed descriptions of new features, enhancements, modifications to existing features, and resolved issues. Easily navigate through updates by either date or product to explore the latest additions in the newest version of Zoom.

 

We are looking forward to seeing you on June 27th for the next webinar in this awesome series!


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Qualify your Attendees with Routing Forms in Zoom Scheduler

At the start of last month, I had a customer call where they raised a few concerns and wondered if Zoom had any means to resolve them. They felt the back-and-forth of scheduling meetings quite dragging. Their team struggled to keep track of and prior... Show more

At the start of last month, I had a customer call where they raised  a few concerns and wondered if Zoom had any means to resolve them. They felt the back-and-forth of scheduling meetings quite dragging. Their team struggled to keep track of and prioritize meeting requests. They basically wanted to streamline their scheduling process and improve efficiency.

 

So I recommended they take advantage of the Zoom Scheduler Routing Forms, it allows you to create customizable forms that automatically route meeting requests to the appropriate person or team based on the information provided by the scheduler.

 

How it Works:

  1. Create a Routing Form: Design a form with specific questions relevant to your scheduling needs (e.g., meeting topic, location, or urgency).   
  2. Set Up Routing Rules: Define the rules for routing based on the form responses. For example, you could route requests to different teams or individuals based on the meeting topic.
  3. Share the Scheduling Link: Once the routing form is set up, share the unique scheduling link with others.
  4. Automatic Routing: When someone schedules a meeting using the link, they'll be prompted to fill out the form. Their responses will then be used to automatically route the meeting request to the appropriate person or team.  
     

Luckily, they were open to the idea and tried to implement it on their IT, HR, sales, and customer support departments. They soon realized that this tool helped customers save time and improve their team's response times. They gladly shared what they did with the feature in a sync with me last week.

 

They had their IT support teams route requests based on issue severity. Their HR directed interview requests to the appropriate hiring managers. And their Sales teams qualified leads and scheduled product demos more efficiently. It was a fun and engaging meeting, good enough to share this here to let Zoom users know that it's available and it works.

 

By automating the routing process, Zoom users can ensure that meeting requests are handled promptly and effectively. I'm sharing this in hopes that Zoom Users can get the most out of the Zoom Scheduler and have the right attendees book the right meetings. 

 

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Zoom Contact Center Webinar Series

Join us for an insightful dedicated webinar series aimed at enhancing your Zoom Contact Center experience! In these sessions, we will review our latest quarter releases, showcasing innovative features designed to streamline processes and improve your... Show more

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Join us for an insightful dedicated webinar series aimed at enhancing your Zoom Contact Center experience! In these sessions, we will review our latest quarter releases, showcasing innovative features designed to streamline processes and improve your customer interactions.

 

Our expert team will provide a live demo, guiding you through the setup of these new tools and demonstrating how they can be seamlessly integrated into your existing systems. You'll learn best practices for maximizing their potential, empowering your agents, and elevating the overall customer experience.

 

Whether you're looking to boost efficiency, improve customer satisfaction, or simply stay ahead of the curve, this webinar is essential. Don't miss this opportunity to transform your contact center with the latest advancements in technology!

 

Key Takeaways:

  • Overview of new features and enhancements from the latest quarter
  • Step-by-step demo on setting up and utilizing new tools
  • Tips for optimizing your contact center operations
  • Q&A session to address your specific needs and inquiries

 

Reserve your spot today and take the first step towards revolutionizing your contact center experience!


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Zoom and Microsoft Teams: A Powerful Partnership for Modern Workflows

At Zoom, we understand the value of integrating seamlessly with Microsoft’s tools to offer a unified, collaborative experience. Through the Zoom Workplace bundle, we provide powerful features that enhance productivity, streamline workflows, and incre... Show more

At Zoom, we understand the value of integrating seamlessly with Microsoft’s tools to offer a unified, collaborative experience. Through the Zoom Workplace bundle, we provide powerful features that enhance productivity, streamline workflows, and increase employee engagement across Microsoft platforms. Our AI-driven platform also combines communication, employee engagement, and productivity into a single solution, elevating your collaboration capabilities and enhancing user workflows both within and beyond the Microsoft ecosystem.

 

Key Zoom-Microsoft Integrations:

 

  1. Zoom for Teams and Outlook
    With the Zoom app in Microsoft Teams, users can initiate Zoom calls, check voicemails, use SMS, record calls and even create Zoom meetings directly within Teams. Integration with Microsoft Exchange and Outlook further streamlines workflows, allowing users to manage email, calendars and meetings without switching applications. Leveraging our AI Companion, users can now use Smart Compose to draft emails directly in the Zoom client.
  2. Unified Document Collaboration
    Users can share and co-author Office 365 documents directly within Zoom meetings, empowering real-time collaboration on Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. By assigning live editing rights to all meeting participants, teams can seamlessly brainstorm and edit documents, creating a faster and more productive workflow. No more sending files back and forth, just join a Zoom Meeting and everyone can co-author at the same time.
  3. Whiteboard and Document Management
    Zoom Whiteboards integrate effortlessly with Teams, making it easy to share brainstorming sessions. With the new Zoom Docs, ongoing project documentation is consolidated into a single source of truth, accessible from Zoom, Teams, or Outlook.
  4. Workvivo for Engagement
    Integrating seamlessly with Microsoft's productivity suite, Workvivo creates a unified space where communication, collaboration, and engagement are all connected. With this, users can easily start Teams chats from their Workvivo profiles and return to Teams with a quick click in the app bar, live Teams-hosted streams can be accessed directly within Workvivo and do cross-platform posting to reach employees wherever they are. With SharePoint integration, Workvivo enables quick searches across folders for documents, presentations and files, making retrieval fast and efficient.
  5. Zoom Rooms and Workspace Reservations
    Zoom Rooms work smoothly with Microsoft Teams, letting users schedule, join and manage meetings from either platform. Workspace Reservations allow users to book desks and rooms via Outlook and get check-in reminders through Teams, bridging remote and in-office experiences for hybrid work. 

 

Through these integrations, Zoom offers an all-in-one collaboration platform, blending Zoom’s user-friendly interface with the essential tools of Microsoft. Our approach is simple: whether users prefer Zoom or Microsoft, they can work within one consistent framework, maximizing productivity and engagement.

 

We’re just getting started so watch out for even more innovations that make Zoom and Microsoft the perfect pairing for hybrid work.

 


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Subtítulos y Subtítulos Traducidos: haciendo tus reuniones más comprensibles

¡Estamos de vuelta con nuestra serie acerca de las herramientas de Zoom! Los subtítulos son una función disponible en las Reuniones de Zoom que nos permiten ver una transcripción de la conversación, dándonos la opción de seguir la reunión con más fac... Show more

¡Estamos de vuelta con nuestra serie acerca de las herramientas de Zoom!

Los subtítulos son una función disponible en las Reuniones de Zoom que nos permiten ver una transcripción de la conversación, dándonos la opción de seguir la reunión con más facilidad. Además, con el paquete de subtítulos traducidos podemos traducir la conversación que estamos presenciando a un idioma que nos sea más fácil entender.


Para aprender más sobre Subtítulos y Subtítulos Traducidos, echémosle un vistazo al siguiente video:

 

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Espero que este post les haya resultado útil. No duden en dejar comentarios y participar en la Comunidad de Zoom.

¡Hasta la próxima!


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Elevate Your Zoom Experience: Explore Our New Digital Customer Success Hub

We’re thrilled to announce our Zoom Digital Customer Success Hub your go-to resource for a comprehensive array of training and engagement opportunities. This hub houses everything from open office hours and live training sessions to webinars and on-d... Show more

We’re thrilled to announce our Zoom Digital Customer Success Hub  your go-to resource for a comprehensive array of training and engagement opportunities. This hub houses everything from open office hours and live training sessions to webinars and on-demand content, all designed to enhance your experience with Zoom. Our goal is to empower you throughout your journey, ensuring you have the tools and knowledge to succeed.

In the Digital Customer Success Hub, you’ll discover best practices to maximize your use of Zoom’s features. We’re committed to fostering a supportive community where you can engage with our experts, learn from fellow users, and access resources tailored to your needs. This hub is more than just a collection of events; it's a community designed to drive your success and help you overcome any challenges you encounter.

 

🌟 Featured Events:


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Expecting a VIP in the office? Try using Visitor Management

Zoom Rooms Visitor Management is a powerful tool designed to streamline your in-person meetings, improve security, and provide valuable insights. By automating the check-in process, managing visitor access, and generating detailed reports, this featu... Show more

Zoom Rooms Visitor Management is a powerful tool designed to streamline your in-person meetings, improve security, and provide valuable insights. By automating the check-in process, managing visitor access, and generating detailed reports, this feature can significantly enhance your organization's workflow.

 

How it Works:

  1. Set it Up: Customize your settings to fit your organization's needs.
  2. Check-In: Visitors easily sign in using a designated device.
  3. Get Notified: Receive instant alerts when visitors arrive.
  4. Manage Access: Grant or deny access based on your rules.
  5. See Reports: Track visitor activity for valuable data.

 

Benefits:

  • Enhanced Security: Keep your spaces safe and secure.
  • Save Time: Streamline the check-in process.
  • Impress Visitors: Create a positive first impression.
  • Gain Insights: Track visitor activity for valuable data.

 

Use Cases:

  • Corporate Offices: Manage visitor access to meeting rooms, conference spaces, and executive suites.
  • Educational Institutions: Streamline the check-in process for campus visitors, students, and faculty.
  • Healthcare Facilities: Ensure secure access to patient waiting areas and restricted areas.
  • Government Buildings: Manage visitor access to sensitive areas and generate reports for security and compliance purposes.
  • Event Venues: Streamline the registration and check-in process for attendees at conferences, trade shows, and other events.

Ready to level up your meetings? Try inviting guests with Visitor Management today!

 

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Remember: With Zoom Rooms Visitor Management, you're not just managing visitors; you're empowering your team to focus on what matters most: your meetings.


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New report uncovers what bad collaboration can cost your organization — and how you can help fix it

Zoom and Morning Consult surveyed nearly 8,000 leaders and employees from 16 countries to learn how people prefer to work together and what gets in the way of collaboration. Here's what we found out. Have you ever had trouble finding time on colleagu... Show more

Zoom and Morning Consult surveyed nearly 8,000 leaders and employees from 16 countries to learn how people prefer to work together and what gets in the way of collaboration. Here's what we found out.

 

 

Have you ever had trouble finding time on colleagues’ schedules to connect? Or experienced a misunderstanding in communication between teammates? Turns out you may have been a victim of bad collaboration. It’s more common than you might think — and the time spent resolving issues related to inefficient collaboration can quickly add up.

 

Our Global Collaboration in the Workplace report, based on a survey conducted by Morning Consult of nearly 8,000 leaders and employees from 16 different countries, uncovers:

  • How people prefer to work together
  • Common collaboration challenges 
  • The projected costs of fixing bad collaboration 

 

All told, we learned that the time spent resolving issues related to inefficient collaboration can cost organizations an estimated $16,491 a year per manager in wasted time, or up to $874,000 annually for an enterprise of 1,000*.

 

Check out a summary of our findings below, and read the full report for an in-depth look at global collaboration — as well as takeaways you can apply within your own organization.

 

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Leaders struggle with collaboration more than their employees

 

Leaders were more likely to spend a significant amount of time collaborating with colleagues, especially in meetings and email. Fully remote leaders reported the highest numbers here: more than half of this group spends three or more hours a day on email (56%) and virtual meetings (52%). 

 

Leaders also spend more time than employees resolving the following common issues related to bad collaboration and take more time to refocus between tasks. All this adds up and can end up costing organizations in the long run. 

 

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Most people prefer instant messaging/chat — but preferences differ by generation

 

How do you like to collaborate at work? Leaders and employees agreed that instant messaging/chat was their preferred method of collaboration. 

 

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Too many apps = more challenges

 

IT leaders are constantly bombarded with sales pitches and employee requests for new apps and tools. Individually, each one promises to solve a problem, but the report shows that too many apps were actually associated with greater collaboration challenges. Those who reported using more than 10 apps for work were more likely to struggle with issues like misunderstandings in communicationlack of engagement from colleagues, and lack of alignment than those who reported using fewer than five apps. 

 

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Want more insights? Read the report

 

Access the full Global Collaboration in the Workplace report for a data-driven look at the biggest collaboration challenges facing your teams today and how AI affects productivity. You’ll also gain exclusive insights into how you can help them work better together.  

 

 

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track sources problem

I have a Zoom Workplace Pro account and I am trying to track sources of registration for an upcoming zoom call.  I followed all the directions of the zoom bot thingy and even ChatGPT and nothing seems to be working.  Please help!

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"How effective and efficient are you at scheduling your appointments?"

Introducing Zoom Scheduler. Zoom Scheduler is a powerful scheduling tool designed to streamline appointment and meeting management. It integrates with popular calendars, supports various event types (one-on-one, group, round-robin), and automates wor... Show more

Introducing Zoom Scheduler. 

 

Zoom Scheduler is a powerful scheduling tool designed to streamline appointment and meeting management. It integrates with popular calendars, supports various event types (one-on-one, group, round-robin), and automates workflows like reminders and follow-ups. Customizable notifications, detailed analytics, and branding options enhance the user experience. For teams, it offers advanced features like booking on behalf of others, managing permissions, and SAML Single Sign-On (SSO) for security. Zoom Scheduler is cost-effective, time-saving, and helps improve both individual and team scheduling efficiency.

 

Zoom Scheduler offers many similar features to other scheduling tools like Calendly, but at a lower starting price. It’s ideal for users already within the Zoom ecosystem, offering seamless integration with Zoom meetings and calendar tools.

 

Here's a comparison between Zoom Scheduler and Calendly.

 

Zoom Scheduler starts at a lower price point of $4.99 per month per seat, or is included with Zoom’s Business and Enterprise plans, while Calendly’s Standard plan begins at $10 per month per seat, and its Teams plan costs $16 per month per seat. Both platforms offer unlimited event types, such as one-on-one or group meetings, though Calendly’s free tier limits users to a single event type.

 

Zoom Scheduler and Calendly both allow up to six calendar connections per person and provide the ability to book meetings on behalf of others, as well as create automated workflows like reminders and follow-up messages.

 

Customization features such as notifications, reminders, and the ability to update cancellation policies or add links to confirmation pages are available on both platforms at their paid tiers. Zoom Scheduler and Calendly also support collective events and offer analytics and insights into scheduled meetings.

 

Branding and live chat support are included with paid plans as well. For team functionality, both platforms allow the creation of round-robin events, the use of routing forms, and the ability to lock and sync managed events across teams. Zoom Scheduler includes SAML single sign-on (SSO) in its business plans, while Calendly charges an additional $3 per user per month for the Teams plan but includes it with its Enterprise plan.

 

Overall, Zoom Scheduler offers similar features to Calendly at a lower base price, making it an appealing option for users already in Zoom’s ecosystem. 

 

Let's get started with Zoom Scheduler!

 

Cheers!


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