Alternate hosts are individuals designated to assume hosting responsibilities for a meeting in the absence of the primary host. This feature is particularly useful for ensuring that meetings can proceed as planned even if the original host encounters technical difficulties or scheduling conflicts. Alternate hosts have the authority to start, manage, and facilitate the meeting, including tasks such as admitting participants, controlling meeting settings, and managing content sharing. They play a critical role in maintaining the continuity of the meeting and ensuring that participants experience minimal disruption in case the primary host is unavailable. Alternate hosts are typically assigned by the meeting organizer or the primary host when scheduling the meeting.
