Note: You must have Outlook desktop installed on your computer for this to work.
Finalize your meeting options and click Save. In the drop-down menu below the date and time options, select the recurrence you want for your meetings. Google Calendar will create a calendar event with the Zoom meeting details. Click Allow to let Zoom access your Google account. If you've already signed in, select your Google account. Follow one of the sections below depending on your calendar selection. Click Schedule to open the calendar you have selected and set up your recurring meeting. Visit our article about scheduling meetings to learn more. Open your Zoom client and sign into Zoom. Scheduling a Recurring Meeting on the Zoom Client Meeting IDs for recurring meetings expire 365 days after the meeting was last started. You can also set a recurring meeting to be used at any time. You can schedule these meetings in daily, weekly, and monthly increments. Personal meeting page (GoToMeet.Me) – You can create your own personalized meeting page featuring your name, photo, location and more! Personal meeting rooms are powered by a recurring meeting, but rather than sending your attendees a Join URL, you can share your personal meeting URL (e.g., "Learn more.Zoom allows you to schedule meetings with multiple occurrences, so that each occurrence uses the same meeting ID and settings. Unlike scheduled one-time meetings (which can actually be launched multiple times), "meet now" sessions can only be run once and then the meeting ID expires. These sessions are not scheduled ahead of time – they are just launched instantly with the click of a button! If you need to set up a quick meeting, you can start a "meet now" session and simply send others the Join URL once it has launched. Instant meetings ("Meet now") – You can use our "meet now" sessions to start a meeting on the fly. To create this type of session, you can select "Occurs multiple times" while scheduling your meeting. This means that they never expire and can be used over and over! These "anytime" meetings are great for recurring sessions, such as weekly sync ups or team meetings. Recurring or online meeting room meetings – These meetings also have a unique meeting ID and audio information, but they do not have a set date or time. 
To create this type of session, you can select "Occurs once" while scheduling your meeting. While you can launch the same meeting multiple times (which is particularly useful for practicing your meetings), the meeting ID will expire 30 days after the scheduled end time. One-time meetings – These meetings have a set date and time, as well as a unique meeting ID and audio information.GoToMeeting provides a few different types of sessions, which allows you to pick whichever one best suits your needs.
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