Scenario An eSports organization is planning a free live event that will stream 5 separate live tournaments simultaneously over a 3-day period. They will be using Zoom webinars to broadcast each live stream. When an attendee signs up for this free event, the following must occur: Attendees must be automatically pre-registered for each Zoom webinar …
You will find a detailed comparison between the functionality of Zoom meetings and webinars on this page: https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/115005474943-Meeting-and-Webinar-Comparison There is no difference in the way FooEvents supports meetings and webinars in the Zoom integration.
Scenario An event company is planning a 2-day virtual conference that will be presented using Zoom webinars and meetings. They plan on presenting 2 webinars over two days. They will also host an open discussion where participants can interact with each other via a Zoom meeting. When an attendee purchases access to the virtual conference, …
Scenario An art academy wants to offer online art classes using Zoom. They plan on teaching a group of students using Zoom meetings which will allow the students to interact with the instructor and other participants. Access to the classes will be sold via their website as a package that includes access to three different …
Scenario A yoga studio wants to offer online yoga classes using Zoom. They plan to instruct a group of students using Zoom meetings which will allow the students to interact with the instructor and other participants. Access to the classes will be sold via their website as a package that includes access to classes on …
The FooEvents integration with Zoom requires a paid Zoom account in order to automatically pre-register attendees for meetings or webinars after they purchase a ticket for an event on your website. However, if you only have a free Zoom account, you can still manually export attendee information from FooEvents and import a CSV list of attendees …
When a customer purchases a ticket, a WooCommerce order is generated. All information needed for the ticket is stored in a custom field that is associated with the order. The stored data is formatted as a JSON string. When the status of the order is changed to ‘Completed‘ using the JSON string, FooEvents will create …