How to Schedule with video conferencing on Calendly via Zoom
Authored by: Support.com Tech Pro Team
1. Introduction
How to Schedule with video conferencing on Calendly via Zoom
2. Schedule with video conferencing
Let your invitee choose how to meetFor one-on-one event types, you can connect multiple video conferencing platforms and let your invitee choose their preferred way to meet.
Select Authorize to let Calendly access your Zoom account. Note: If you see info about pre-approving, view Pre-approving Zoom.
Step 2: Select Zoom as your location
Once you've connected, you'll be redirected to Calendly. You'll see a message prompting you to set Zoom as your location for your event types. To do so, follow the steps for the relevant event type:
From your Home page, select the event type you want to use Zoom with.
Select What event is this?
From Location, select Zoom. Tip: For one-on-one event types, you can select add a location option to give your invitee multiple locations to choose from.
Select Save & Close.
Repeat these steps for each event type you'd like to use Zoom with.
From your Home page, select the round robin or collective event type you want to use Zoom with.
Select Team Members & Location or Hosts & Location.
For round-robin events: 1. Under Location, select Zoom for the team members who'd like to schedule with Zoom. Note: The team member must individually connect and authenticate their Zoom account (Step 1: Connect your Zoom account) before they can schedule with Zoom. An admin cannot connect on their behalf.
For collective events: 1. Select one Zoom organizer. As the Zoom organizer, your Zoom account will be used to host the meeting. For more details, view Choose your Zoom organizer for a collective event.
2. Select Save & Close.
Step 3: Meet over Zoom
After your invitee books, you and your invitee will receive Zoom details via confirmation email and calendar event. The meeting will also show in your Zoom account under Upcoming Meetings.
You can customize your Zoom settings to enforce a Personal Meeting ID, require passcodes, adjust dial-in numbers, and more.