There are so many limitations in Zoom and especially in its Meeting interface, it is a wonder that it has been recently adopted so widely. I think this is a stupid limitation, since there is no security reason for failing to provide such a functionality. So my understanding is that when a meeting is created, one can obtain a meeting link that contains an encoded password, but that one cannot create such an encoded password oneself (or, for that matter, decode the password from the encoded version in the URL). Hit the “Save” button at the bottom of the screen.That is too bad. Make sure the little green checkmark appears next to “Use this ID for instant meetings.” If the green checkmark is not there, click the “Edit” button on the right to turn it on.Ĭlick the “Show” link to show your full meeting ID, and copy and paste that link into your Paperbell meeting URL. To find your personal meeting link, log in to your Zoom account and go to. This link works as a meeting room that anyone with the link can join without a specific Zoom invitation. Zoom refers to your meeting link as your **Personal Meeting ID** which is sometimes abbreviated as PMI. How to find the Zoom link to put in Paperbell’s “Meeting URL” field Only use the instructions below if you do NOT want a unique Zoom link for each meeting. Or, you can log into the Client Portal and see your appointment and its details.īefore we dive into setting up a Zoom link: we suggest you use our Zoom integration instead, which will automatically create a unique link for every appointment.

If you’re a client looking for the meeting link, check out the Google invite/event. Click on the one you need, and it will show the meeting link. Also, if you log into Paperbell, you’ll see a list of appointments. If you’re a coach looking for your Zoom link before a session, it will be in your Google invite. This information is for coaches who are setting one stable Zoom link to use for every session booked with them in Paperbell.

How to get a zoom meeting id