Account types in zoom App
Your Zoom account can be accessed by using one or more of the following login options: an email address and password, a Facebook login, a Google login, or a Single Sign-On account.
How to identify your Zoom account type
Account types and Zoom plans
You have to select a plan and products to create a Zoom account. The type of account you have can be found on the profile page for your account. Additionally, you can find out which plans and add-ons are available to you. Consider switching to our video conferencing services if you wish to change your Zoom account type. Take a look at our pricing plans and options if you wish to change your Zoom account type.
Zoom accounts are divided into four categories:
- FREE, FREE with credit card, Free with Gmail, And Free with Google Plus.
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- Businesses / Enterprises
- Educational
How to identify your role within a Zoom account
Users are assigned roles in a Zoom account based on the administrative capabilities they have access to during a Zoom meeting. Users will belong to one of the following roles, and each role has its own privileges. Your account profile shows which role you have.
- Owner:
- Assists in managing all roles and has all privileges.
- Admin:
- A user can be added, removed, or edited. Can manage advanced features such as APIs, Single Sign On, and Meeting Connectors.
- Members:
- Do not have administrative rights.
Note:
Accounts can also be assigned custom roles.
How to identify your Zoom user type
You will fall into one of the following categories according to your account type and spend. This information can be found in your profile. On the User Management page of your account, you can view the user types for all users in your account if you are an admin or account owner.
- Basic:
- Unlicensed users. In addition to free plans, Basic users can sign up for paid plans such as Pro and Business. Basic users who are on a Basic plan can host meetings with up to 100 people at a time. In a paid account, a basic user inherits the default meeting capacity associated with the account, for example, a Business account inherits the default meeting capacity of 300. When the meeting reaches three participants or more, it will automatically end after 40 minutes. As a result, they are not able to use user and account add-ons such as large meetings, webinars, or conference rooms.
- Licensed:
- Licenced users may host unlimited meetings on the public cloud with their paid accounts. Meetings can be held with up to 100 participants by default, and large meeting licenses can be purchased for added capacity. The following features are available to licensed users:
- Create a Personal Meeting ID
- For the Zoom cloud
- In order to serve as an alternate host
- Host If you assign others to schedule the meetings, make sure they do so on your behalf
- Behalf and use account add-ons such as the conference room connector if necessary
- Having user add-ons assigned to each user, such as large meetings, webinars, or audio conferencing
- Can be done if on a business or education account that allows customization
- On-prem:
- With the on-premise meeting connector, on-premise users are paid accounts that can host unlimited meetings. These additional features are available to on-premise users:
- Create a personal meeting ID
- Use the recording connector if it is configured
- As an alternative host
- To schedule on behalf of others the recording connector must be configured as an alternative host
- Utilizing account add-ons such as the room connector
- Add-ons for large meetings, webinars, and personal audio conferences can be assigned to users
- Of a business or education account in Customize Personal Link
How to invite others to your account
Other users can be added to an account by the account owner or administrator.
- In this case, the account owner/admin has the responsibility of setting the type of user (basic, licensed, or on-prem) for the account.
- An email will be sent to the user inviting him or her to become the owner or administrator of the account.
- Ignoring the invitation means that the user remains on their own account, unless they are using an associated domain and this user’s email is associated with one of your associated domains.
- Admins and account owners can modify features and settings by navigating to Account Settings.
- With the option of mass deployment and configuration features, IT admins have the ability to manage features on the Mac and Windows platforms as well.
Click here to learn about how you can add and manage users.