My team member had an issue with one of the Meetings,
She has delegate access on her managers zoom account and scheduled a meeting invite from his Calendar ,

She is able to see the invite on her Google Calendar but its missing from her Zoom Calendar, please help

Zoom Version: 6.1.6 (37851) OSX 14.5

Zoom Licensed user

I've linked zoom to my gcal for business. In fact, I just went and refreshed it.

On the home view: No events scheduled.

On the calendar view: Events. 

Scheduling has occurred from:

* Schedule a meeting on the home page

* In Fantastical (linked to my business gcal which has join button on events

* Via Zcal which has access to the same calendars

 I can't for the life of me figure out why zoom isn't talking to it's own dashboard. 

A spammy online marketer keeps sending me Zoom email invites, and it's clogging up my inbox. I never subscribed to their thing and there isn't a way to unsubscribe/remove from list through the zoom invites that I can find. I don't want to block the emails because it will block all Zoom meeting invites and I do need access for work purposes. Nor do I want to just create a new folder because real meetings will get lost in the spammy jungle. Does zoom have no way to ask to be removed from someone's meetings? 

I have my google calendar synced with zoom but for some reason every time I get the cloud recording it says google calendar meeting (not synced). I have all the settings turned on and can see that everything is synced I dont understand why it won't pull the naming convention when it sends me the recording? 

I am looking for an integration (synchronization, not just import) of my Zoom calendar with other calendars. Ideally it would be a bi-directional synchronization via webdav. Does anyone have a solution for this. Background: Neither Google nor Outlook fulfill the necessary data protection requirements and couldn't be used.
Many thanks in advance

My office has a number of Zoom Room licenses that are associated with a number of M365 resource rooms. When creating a Zoom Meeting, users are using the Zoom for Outlook plug-in, signed in with an account that has delegated scheduling permissions within Zoom to each of the Zoom Room "users", and selecting the name of the room from the "Schedule for" dropdown in the settings of the plug-in to create the meeting, then adding the Resource Room to the attendees or location so that the meeting shows up on the calendar for that room.

This is currently the only way we have found to consistently get the "Start" option on the meeting room's controllers rather than "Join", so the meeting utilizes the Zoom Room license for the meeting rather than the account used to schedule the meeting's license. This allows us to avoid concurrent meetings on the same license.

Is there a better way to set this up so that meetings held "in the Zoom Room" always use the Zoom Room's license, regardless of if it's delegated or not? 

Hi all,

just received this to my work email and was wondering the notification email is legit - Notification <notification@ zoom.us>?  Thanks!

n the past, when I schedule a Zoom meeting in my zoom pro account, it would either automatically pop up in my calendar where I add invitees, or I could click More Options and choose icalendar as my preferred external calendar.  Neither works today!   It's as if Zoom start recognizing icalendar as an option.  Anyone else have this problem -- and a solution?  I restarted laptop and both apps and checked for a setting to reset but found no option to (re)integart with apple's iCalendar.

Got an email saying that we need to enabled NAA by the 27th of January. 

I am trying to enable the NAA in the Zoom web portal using the KB article (https://support.zoom.com/hc/en/article?id=zm_kb&sysparm_article=KB0078410). I follow all the steps but once I put in the office creds and approve the permissions it kicks me back to a Zoom site that says uh-oh page not found. This feature is still not enabled. 

In the interest of security, I'm switching from Google to Proton for my email & calendar, Unfortunately, it doesn't seem like Zoom is able to integrate with Proton calendar. Are there any plans to expand calendar integration so it is compatible with more than the current Zoom, Google, or Microsoft 365 (Exchange) calendar services?