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Zoom Service Accounts and License Add-Ons

If employees need to share administrative access (registration processing, scheduling, etc.) to a UW-Madison Zoom account they can request a Zoom Service Account. If the service account owners will be hosting a large meeting or webinar with 500 participants or more they should additionally request a License Add On for the service account.

Zoom Access for Service Accounts

UW-Madison Zoom Workplace - Service Account Request

Zoom Service accounts are the only way to administratively share access to a Zoom account within the UW Madison Zoom instance. This feature allows you to share responsibilities for things such as registration processing, meeting configuration and scheduling. 

Tony Roman is the contact person for any basic service accounts. Should the user request Zoom access at that time, Tony will follow DoIT’s instructions and submit the request for Zoom access to the service account.

For existing service accounts, please use the Zoom Service Account request form: 

Extension Zoom Service Account Request Form

(Note that if this Service account requires a temporary licenses add on for Large Meeting 500/1000 or Webinar 500/1000, they should not request that as part of the above form. Instead, they should submit a second request via the License Add On form listed below. This helps to properly manage these licenses on DoIT’s side)

License Add On

UW-Madison Zoom Workplace - Meeting vs. Webinar

Any UW Madison Zoom account holder, including Zoom Service Accounts, may request a temporary license add-on for their account. These add-ons provide access to one of the following:

  • Large Meeting 500 participants
  • Large Meeting 1000 participants
  • Webinar 500 participants
  • Webinar 1000 participants

Zoom Add-on Feature Request Form



Keywords:
zoom, service accounts, webinar, large meeting 
Doc ID:
107979
Owned by:
Tony R. in Extension Handbook
Created:
2020-12-18
Updated:
2020-12-18
Sites:
Extension Handbook