What Is Zoom Recurring Meeting?

Scheduling a Recurring Meeting

When you make a meeting recurring, it creates many instances of the same meeting on your chosen dates. It copies the data from the original meeting and pastes it on other slots. The agenda and duration of the meetings can be set to make the meeting clear to everyone.

Meetings with Multiple Occurrence

Each occurrence uses the same meeting ID and settings, which is why you can schedule meetings with multiple occurrences. You can set recurring meetings to be used at any time. Meeting IDs for recurring meetings are not valid for another year.

You can join with one click the upcoming reminders. If you are using the calendar integration, you will be reminded of meetings that you have been invited to. You can change the reminders to remind you before your meeting.

Zoom recurring meetings limit

The limit for zoom recurring meetings is 50. You may notice that your meetings are only scheduled for a month or two. You can change the recurrence of the meetings.

Click to view Upcoming Meetings, then click to edit all occurrences. The Recurrence should be "No Fixed Time". You will need to create a new recurring meeting invite if you want to keep the recurring meetings going.

Recurrences

A recurring event is any event that occurs more than once, and can include weekly meetings, anniversaries and birthdays, as well as events that span across multiple days or other units of time.

The Meeting Number

The meeting number is the meeting ID. The meeting ID can be a number. The number is used for meetings.

Recurrence of Events

Any event that you will occur more than once on your calendar is a recurring event. The Repeats menu is built into the event editor and can be used instead of creating an event multiple times. You can make recurring events for a variety of timing and recurrence needs.

Recur is a word that means an event that happens frequently and is predictable. The sunset is always happening every night. A recurring meeting is one that happens on the same day every month.

A Permanent Meeting ID

Since your personal meeting ID is permanent, you should only use it for meetings with people you meet frequently. If you lock your meeting or use the Waiting Room feature, someone will be able to join an ongoing meeting even if you don't want it.

Changing the Personal Meeting ID

Each meeting has a unique 9-, 10-, or 11-digit number assigned to it. If people know the meeting ID, they can join the meeting. If you have a paid plan, you can modify the Personal Meeting ID. You can't change the Personal Meeting ID that you're assigned with the free plan.