The person who creates meetings owns those meetings and only they can be the host. However, if they created the meeting and selected someone else to be the co-host or if they set other users with host accounts can host the meeting, then others can host the meeting for them.
The reports are only available when that user logs into the webex portal and clicks on My Reports from after hovering on their name. these reports are very details regarding who joined meetings, time they joined, time they left etc. Your system administrator can pull some reports from the Control Hub but they are system wide so after running the report they would have to isolate it to the specific user and information may be slightly different.
The person who creates meetings owns those meetings and only they can be the host. However, if they created the meeting and selected someone else to be the co-host or if they set other users with host accounts can host the meeting, then others can host the meeting for them.
The reports are only available when that user logs into the webex portal and clicks on My Reports from after hovering on their name. these reports are very details regarding who joined meetings, time they joined, time they left etc. Your system administrator can pull some reports from the Control Hub but they are system wide so after running the report they would have to isolate it to the specific user and information may be slightly different.
