Meetings allow you to host a video-conference session with up to 500 participants. Meetings are great for small groups, Bible studies, prayer meetings, staff meetings, and more. Learn more about participating in a Meeting.
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To create a meeting, please follow these steps:
Step 1: Log into your Altar Live account.
Step 2: Click on the button in the top right-hand corner of the screen.
Step 3: Choose the Meeting option.
Step 4: Fill out the appropriate information: title, date, time, etc. You can also limit how many users can join the meeting, and whether participants will start with their cameras and microphones on or off.
Step 5: Click on Add Hosts to select members who should have Host permissions in the Meeting. You can also upgrade a member during the meeting to a Host.
Note: There are no Greeters in Meetings, only Hosts.
Step 6: On the next page, select viewing permissions. Choose who can join the Meeting.
Note: If you want the meeting to be public, but the Host to have to approve everyone who joins, select "Lock Meeting".
Step 7: Select interactions you would like to have ready to go or posted automatically during the event (to learn more about interactions, check out this article).
Note: You can still create interactions and use other templates live during the event.
Step 8: Set up the Lobby space of your event. You can add additional meeting rooms and tables from this screen, but the main meeting is automatically created.
Step 9: Publish the event!
There is no limit to the number of people who can join your Meeting. If you have enabled automatic upgrade, as more people join your event than you have the capacity for on your member tier, you will simply be upgraded to the next tier. No one will be blocked.
The number of seats in the Lobby is automatically generated by the platform. Seats are not equivalent to the number of people who can join a meeting - they're only for the Lobby, not the main meeting space. Every meeting Lobby has enough seating for the number of members who have accounts in your community, but you can add more if needed.
By default, the number of seats is calculated like this
Number of Tables = Community Members / 4
11 Tables = 43 Community Members
Note: The number of Community Members is the number of people who have created an account in your community at any time, not the same as Monthly Active Users.
Learn how to create an account, join an event, and other community member functions.
Learn how to create an account, join an event, and other community member functions.
Learn how to create an account, join an event, and other community member functions.