Zoom IQ
Zoom's built in AI companion for meetingsMeetings that summarize themselves
Highlights
What you can do with it
- Record a meeting and review key points afterwards.
- Turn a training session into follow up tasks.
- Keep team collaboration organized with shared action items.
How to use it
- 1 Sign in to Zoom and check whether Zoom IQ is enabled on your plan.
- 2 Start or join a meeting as usual.
- 3 Let Zoom IQ record and summarize the session.
- 4 Review the suggestions and tasks it produces.
Who it is for
Pros
- Works inside an app many teams already use daily.
- Covers recording, suggestions, and task tracking in one place.
- A free version exists alongside paid tiers.
Limitations
- Feature availability depends on your Zoom plan and region.
- Free version limits are not spelled out clearly.
- Recording and AI summaries raise workplace privacy questions.
What Zoom IQ is
Zoom IQ is the AI companion built into Zoom. It is designed to make meetings and collaboration less manual by offering intelligent meeting suggestions, automatic meeting recording, and intelligent task management. Zoom describes it as powered through collaborations with OpenAI and Anthropic, and the feature set keeps expanding as those partnerships develop. The product is positioned for use in enterprise meetings, education and training sessions, and everyday team collaboration, which covers most of the situations where people currently take notes by hand or chase follow ups after a call. Zoom offers both a free version and paid versions, so the exact set of tools you get depends on the plan you are on and the region your account is based in. There is no separate app to learn, which is the main appeal for teams already living inside Zoom.
What you can do with it
- Record meetings automatically and review what was discussed afterwards.
- Get meeting suggestions that help structure a session before it starts.
- Turn discussion into tracked tasks instead of loose notes in a doc.
- Apply the same workflow to training sessions and regular team check ins.
Who it is for
- Teams that run most of their work through Zoom meetings and calls.
- Trainers and educators who need a reliable record of a session.
- Managers who follow up on action items and want them captured automatically.
What to watch out for
Availability of Zoom IQ features depends on your Zoom plan and region, so check what is switched on for your account before planning a workflow around it. The free version does not spell out its limits in detail, which makes it hard to judge how much you get before paying. Recording meetings and generating AI summaries also touches on workplace privacy and internal policy, so it is worth agreeing with participants before you turn recording on, especially in sessions that involve personal or sensitive information. Free access terms can change as Zoom updates the product, so treat the current free tier as a snapshot rather than a guarantee.
FAQ
What does Zoom IQ actually do?
It offers intelligent meeting suggestions, automatic meeting recording, and intelligent task management inside Zoom.
Is there a free version?
Zoom lists both free and paid versions. What you get depends on your plan, so check your account for the exact feature set.
Who is it built for?
Zoom points to enterprise meetings, education and training, and team collaboration.
Why it is free
What the official page says： 免费版免费
Free limits, trial length and features are decided by the official site and can change at any time.
Product preview
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