To find the Reports button you will first log into your Zoom account online.

Remote Support: View in-meeting support sessions during a certain period.

Cloud Recording: View detailed information about cloud storage usage by host.Meeting: View registration reports, poll reports and end-of-meeting evaluation surveys for meetings.Upcoming Events: View upcoming meetings and webinars.Active Hosts: View meetings, participants and meeting minutes within a specified time range.Daily: Show daily number of new users, meetings, participants and meeting minutes in a month.It should be noted that you must have a Pro Plan, but you will also have access to the following reports:

We are going to focus on the Zoom Attendance Report for this post. The feature syncs with hosts’ Google and Outlook calendars and is currently in beta mode.There are a lot of different reports that Zoom offers. The new feature allows hosts to more easily see who has RSVP’d as attending but didn’t enter on time. The names of meeting invitees who haven’t yet joined will be clearly listed together in a “Not Joined” section along with whether they RSVP’d that they’d attend or not.įor those who log in from a different account than the one they accepted the Zoom invite from, “they will be listed under both Not Joined and Joined categories,” a Zoom support page clarifies. “Attendance Status” promises to “streamline the start of your Zoom” meetings by allowing hosts and co-hosts to see whether people have accepted or declined their meeting invite and to see whether they have joined, according to a blog post by Zoom first reported by TechRadar. The popular remote work tool and video conferencing platform Zoom is rolling out a series of fresh features, including one which will make it a lot more difficult to subtly enter a meeting late. This new tool automatically rats out tardy Zoom attendees. Zoom to cut 1,300 jobs - CEO taking 98% pay cut

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Zoom attendance report