Zoom local recording saves your meeting recordings in MP4 (video), M4A (audio) and txt (chat) formats.

Record meetings in the Zoom Cloud, where the file can then be downloaded and/or streamed from a browser. Available formats include MP4 (video), M4A (audio) and txt (chat).

Run usage reports to learn how many meetings are taking place in your organization, which days, number of participants, number of meeting minutes and more.

Allows you to assign someone else to set up your meetings for you. Assignee must also have a Pro plan.

User management allows account Owners and Admins to manage their users, such as add, delete and assign roles and add-on features.

As the account administrator or owner, you have advanced meeting controls, such as enabling and disabling recording, encryption, chat and notifications.

Allows Lync users 2010, 2013 and Skype for Business users to initiate a Zoom meeting from the Lync contact list.

Allows you to login using your company credentials. Zoom single sign-on (SSO) is based on SAML 2.0. Zoom can also work with other Service Providers such as PingOne, Okta, Centrify, Shibboleth, Gluu, OneLogin, Fugen, Symplified and Azure AD (including support for user provisioning).

The Zoom Dashboard allows administrators on the account to view information ranging from overall usage to live in-meeting data.

Create your own customized URL (yourcompany.zoom.us).

Use your company/university email address domain to add users to your account automatically.

Add your company's branding to your own customized page where your users can join a meeting.

Create a branded email template to send invites to attendees.

Easily schedule a meeting with any course activity and invite the right students from your learning management system (works with Moodle, Canvas, Desire2Learn and Blackboard).

Allows video, voice and content sharing data to be on your private cloud. On-Premise virtual machines (VM) can be installed on any virtualization infrastructure.