Licenses
Zoom Contact Center provides a range of licenses and add-on options to fit various business needs and requirements. Fundamentally, every Zoom Contact User requires at minimum a Zoom Contact Center license to use the service in any capacity; however, feature access and availability will depend on the type of license and add-ons provisioned to each user. The following sections detail Zoom Contact Center’s licensing and add-ons.
Licenses
The following Zoom Contact Center features and add-ons are available with the following licenses:
Flow Editor
Yes
Yes
Yes
Interactive Voice Receptionist
Yes
Yes
Yes
Real-Time Transcription
Yes
Yes
Yes
Remote Control
Yes
Yes
Yes
Agent CTI Integration
Yes
Yes
Yes
Surveys
Yes
Yes
Yes
PII Redaction
Yes
Yes
Yes
Customer Managed Key Encryption Support
Yes
Yes
Yes
Zoom AI Companion
Yes
Yes
Yes
Reporting and Analytics
Yes
Yes
Yes
Email Contact Channel
No
Yes
Yes
Social Media Support (Messaging Channel)
No
Yes
Yes
Automated Outbound Dialers
No
Yes
Yes
Cobrowse
No
Yes
Yes
AI Expert Assist
*Add-On
*Add-On
Yes
Zoom Quality Management
*Add-On
*Add-On
Yes
Zoom Workforce Management
*Add-On
*Add-On
Yes
Named Licenses
Named licenses function on a one-license-per-user basis. Users must be individually assigned or unassigned licenses to gain or lose access to the service.
Example
If your organization has 100 named Zoom Contact Center licenses, you can assign them to 100 users to grant access to the service. If an additional user—let’s say a new team member—requires access, you would need to unassign a license from one of the existing 100 users and reassign it to the new user, as the total number of licenses can't exceed 100.
Concurrent Licenses
Concurrent licenses function on a shared occupancy basis, allowing groups of users to collectively share and borrow Zoom Contact Center licenses, up to the account’s maximum. This affords contact centers flexibility and can reduce the need to actively manage license assignments.
Example
Suppose your organization has 100 concurrent Zoom Contact Center licenses. These licenses can be shared among a larger pool of users—say, over 250 employees—provided no more than 100 users are actively utilizing the licenses simultaneously. For instance, if 100 users are logged in and actively working in the contact center, and five users clock out at the end of their shift, those five licenses become available for other users to log in and begin working.
If the number of active users exceeds the 100-license limit—such as 105 users logging in simultaneously—the account might* incur overage charges, which will be reflected in the next billing cycle. This shared occupancy model provides flexibility and minimizes the need for individual license management.
*Note: Zoom Contact Center includes a 30 minute “grace period” for concurrent license usage that will not incur a charge. This is designed to prevent unintended overages during a shift change where agents may briefly oversubscribe an account’s license allotment.
Add-Ons
In addition to the core licenses for Zoom Contact Center, the following add-on licenses are available for purchase.
Zoom Workforce Management
Grants users access to the Zoom Workforce Management product.
Included with Elite license.
Zoom Quality Management
Grants users access to the Zoom Quality Management product.
Included with Elite license.
AI Expert Assist
Grants users access to Zoom’s AI-powered tool to more efficiently resolve consumer issues.
Included with Elite license.
Zoom Virtual Agent
Zoom’s AI-powered chatbot, designed for self-service and agent hand-offs when necessary.
Account-wide license; doesn't require individual user assignments.
Toll-Free Numbers
Toll-free numbers for consumers to contact you, free of tolling charges.
Cloud Storage
Provides additional cloud storage for assets, transcripts, and recordings.
Global Phone Numbers
Additional local, toll-free, virtual, or international phone numbers.
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