Zoom - Schedule a Meeting on Behalf of Another User

Zoom scheduling privilege allows users to grant others access to their account to schedule Zoom meetings on their behalf. Follow this tutorial to learn how to schedule Zoom meetings using Microsoft Outlook, Zoom Workplace, or the Zoom web portal on behalf of others. Follow our Grant Scheduling Privilege to Another User tutorial to learn how to grant others access to schedule meetings.

Please note: When scheduling on behalf of others, the Zoom meeting will not display on your Outlook calendar unless you add yourself to the meeting as well.

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Before scheduling on behalf of others for the first time, you may want to check that your Zoom account is integrated with Office 365 using the Zoom - Integrate Meetings into Your Calendar tutorial

Microsoft Outlook Instructions

  1. Launch Microsoft Outlook, select Calendar view and create a calendar event.
  2. Select Zoom then Settings.
  3. Switch the Schedule from “myself” to the name of the individual you are scheduling on behalf. If needed, edit any additional settings. 
  4. Select Add Zoom meeting.
  5. You should see that the Zoom meeting information has been added to the body of the Microsoft Outlook message. Add attendees and save/send as normal.

Zoom Workplace Instructions

  1. Launch the Zoom Workplace app on your computer and select Schedule.
  2. Next to the Zoom Meeting dropdown, select Settings.
  3. Change the Schedule for from “myself” to the name of the individual you are scheduling on behalf of.
  4. Continue creating the Zoom meeting as normal.

Zoom Web Portal Instructions

  1. Sign in to the Zoom Web Portal (https://cuboulder.zoom.us/)
  2. Select Meetings from the menu on the left.
  3. Select Schedule a meeting.
  4. Change the Schedule for from “myself” to the name of the individual you are scheduling on behalf of.
  5. Continue creating the Zoom meeting as normal.