Hello, @Mesa Sebree! I apologize for the delayed response and for not seeing this sooner. That “mismatch email address” message usually points to a mismatch between the Google account being authorized and the email/calendar identity Zoom is expecting.
A few things are worth checking. I’d suggest going through these in order:
Check the email Zoom expects
Go to the Zoom web portal → Profile and check the Sign-In Email. Make sure it matches the Google account and calendar you’re trying to connect.
Remove the existing calendar connection
In the Zoom web portal, go to Profile → Configure Calendar and Contacts Service and remove the Google integration that’s currently in use.
Remove Zoom’s access from Google
This step is easy to miss. In the Google account, go to Google Account → Security → Third-party access and remove Zoom’s access. If you use multiple Google accounts, it’s worth checking those as well, since an existing authorization can sometimes cause the wrong account to be selected.
Reconnect from a clean browser session
Open an Incognito/Private window, or use a separate browser profile. Sign in only to the Google account you want to use, then return to Configure Calendar and Contacts Service in Zoom and reconnect Google.
Check the primary calendar
Lastly, make sure the calendar you’re using is the primary calendar for the same Google account you just authorized. If you’re viewing a calendar added from another account, that could contribute to the mismatch.
The main goal here is to clear the existing authorization on both sides and reconnect using only the intended Google account.
If you’re still seeing the error after trying these steps, please reach out to Zoom Support so the team can take a closer look at the account and integration.
Hope this helps, and thanks for your patience!