Release notes for November 30, 2023

Release notes for Zoom Scheduler

Administrator features
- Support for analytics and insights for Zoom Scheduler
  Account owners and admins can see how their users leverage Zoom Scheduler bookings and identify trends in their usage.
Host features
- Exclude certain days from booking schedule
  Hosts can exclude certain days–such as holidays or paid time off (PTO)–from the booking schedule. Hosts can choose to be unavailable either for the full day or set a specific start and end time during their selected dates. Multiple dates can be selected. Additionally, restricted dates can be edited and deleted.
- Apply hours to every day
  Organizers can apply a set of hours for availability to all the days of a booking schedule.
User features
- Override the automatic sync of Zoom user name and profile photo
  Users can override and remove a manually set name or photo to revert the auto-syncing to their Zoom profile.
General features
- Updated wording on Individual and Team booking schedules
  The wording throughout the booking schedule creation setup has been updated.

Support individual selections in Team filter
When choosing a team filter for conversations, deals, and analytics, users can exclusively select parent teams without automatically including their child teams. Previously, selecting a parent team would automatically include all associated child teams, and unchecking all child teams would also deselect the parent team.

User features
- Enhanced data calculation for Won/Lost indicator chart
  The improved Won/Lost indicator chart calculates percentages based on deals rather than individual conversations. The new calculation formula is as follows: (The number of deals won OR lost with the keyword phrase mentioned) ÷ (The total number of deals won AND deals lost with the keyword phrase mentioned).
- Additional Deal detail search filter
  Users can filter their Deal history activity search using meeting, call, and email type.
- Support tracking of Clip views
  On the Conversation detail page, users can now see the number of clip views from both internal and external viewers. Views are defined as the number of times a clip is played, irrespective of the time the viewer spends watching the clip. Previously, there was no way to identify if a clip was viewed or not.