Learn how to allow executive or administrative assistants to schedule meetings in Zoom on behalf of someone else.
Scheduling privilege is designed so:
- You can assign a Pro user or multiple Pro users with CBC Single Sign-On (SSO) credentials to schedule meetings on your behalf.
- You can also schedule meetings on behalf of a user (or multiple users) that has assigned you scheduling privilege.
- Users with scheduling privilege on your account will be able to manage and act as an alternative host for all meetings.
- Allows both the scheduler and the "schedulee" to attend their own meetings at the same time.
Give scheduling privilege to someone else
Note: Both you and the assigned scheduler must have a Pro license and ability to login to Zoom via "SSO" using your CBC email credentials.
- To share the ability to schedule Zoom meetings on your behalf, log in as usual via the Zoom desktop application.
- Go to your Zoom profile settings page in your browser.
- Scroll down to the Other section and find Schedule Privlege section.
- For Assign Scheduling Privlege to item, click the + icon.
- Type in the email address of the person(s) who does your scheduling. Use commas to separate multiple email addresses.
- Click Assign.
Schedule a meeting for someone else
Once you have been granted scheduling privilege, you can schedule another person's meetings.
- Ensure you are logged in to your Zoom application.
- Set all the settings options you would normally set.
- Click on Schedule and then click on Advanced Options
- In order to schedule for someone else, check the Schedule for: box and select another individual's name.
- Click Schedule.