Release notes for September 5, 2021

Release notes for OnZoom

Singular location for OnZoom Host Profile
Previously, users could access the Host Profile link from multiple locations. Now, the Host Profile link can be accessed from a more visible, singular location. When a user clicks their name under their profile picture, it will take them to the Host Profile tab on the Manage page.
Re-linking a Stripe account
Hosts can either create a new account or relink a previously created Stripe account. After relinking, all existing Stripe transactions (charges, payouts, refunds, transaction details) are resumed.

Clarified billing link for Attendees under profile picture
Attendees can now clearly find their billing management page by clicking the Attendee Payments & Billing link under their profile picture. The Attendee billing management page is more visible for Attendees.
Support for Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram and YouTube links
Under the Social Profile section, users can now add more of their own social media links to the Hub profile.
Re-linking a Stripe account
Hosts can either create a new account or relink a previously created Stripe account. After relinking, all existing Stripe transactions (charges, payouts, refunds, transaction details) are resumed.

Singular location for Zoom Events Host Profile
Previously, users could access the Host Profile link from multiple locations. Now, the Host Profile link can be accessed from a more visible, singular location. When a user clicks their name under their profile picture, it will take them to the Host Profile tab on the Manage page.
Zoom Events Hub Hosts can archive or unarchive past events
The Hub Host can choose to archive or unarchive a past event in the event options. The archived events are hidden in the Hub’s public profile page.
Enable Add Interpretation during a Zoom Events creation
The advanced option, Enable Language Interpretation, is available for a Single/Series/Multi-Session Zoom Events creation. When a Host enables this setting and designates an interpreter and the language, the invited user will receive an Interpreter ticket to the event that allows them to function as an interpreter.