Hi everyone!

Quick question about Zoom webhooks for OAuth apps.

I'm building an integration where multiple users authenticate with Zoom. I need to create webhook subscriptions programmatically with unique URLs for each user, something like:

https://myapp.com/zoom/events?integration_id=user123

When I try POST to api.zoom.us/v2/webhook/subscriptions, I get error 2300 "endpoint not recognized."

Is it possible to create per-user webhook subscriptions via API for OAuth apps? Or do I need a different app type?

Currently I can only set one static webhook URL in the app settings with ngrok for the local testing ,  and it works i got the events also but for the dev enviroment we need a proper mapping with the inetgration to the particular zoom where it got authenticated so please some one help me with this.

Any suggestions?

Thanks!

Hello everyone,

I am using the Zoom API in my React.js application to create meetings for users to join.
I have set up a Server-to-Server (Internal) App through the Zoom Marketplace, which allows me to create meetings programmatically. Here is a detailed description of my setup and the issue I am facing:

• Objective: My goal is to create multiple Zoom meetings using a single Zoom account, where participants can join, but the host account never joins the meetings. The account is solely used for scheduling/creating the meetings.
• Challenge: I understand that Zoom imposes a limitation where a single account cannot host more than one meeting at the same time. However, since the host (the account creating the meetings) never joins, I would like clarification on whether it’s possible to create and manage multiple meetings simultaneously using this account without encountering any issues.
• Technical Details:
  • I have enabled the Join Before Host option when creating meetings (join_before_host: true).
  • The meetings are created through API calls, and the users are provided with the join links to participate in the meetings.
  • We need to create multiple meetings that may overlap in time, but again, the host will not be joining.

Could you confirm if this setup allows me to create multiple meetings concurrently, given that the host will not be attending? If there are any best practices or limitations I should be aware of, please let me know.

Thank you for your assistance.

In Salesforce when a user has multiple open browser tabs and makes a zoom phone call from one of them, the zoom phone window is being opened not only in the tab where the user started the call, but also in all other open Salesforce browser tabs.

Therefore, when the user finishes the call in the tab, where it was initiated and closes the zoom phone window there, the user also has to click through all other tabs to close Zoom Phone there as well.

Is there a way to avoid it?

The screenshots & the steps to reproduce the issue are available here: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1kCSbWG0otKbfJK1sBGMg1QVVMpT0mbu6IzYje1120D8/edit#slide=id.g2e719e7e99c_0_0

Hello Zoom Community,

I'm attempting to submit my app "Mintstac Meeting Intelligence" to the Zoom App Marketplace, but I'm experiencing persistent image upload failures.

**Issue:**
- Cannot upload App Icon (160x160px)
- Cannot upload Cover Image (1824x176px)
- Cannot upload App Gallery images
- Error message: "Upload failed, please try again later"

**What I've tried:**
- Multiple browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox)
- Clearing cache and cookies
- Different image formats (PNG and JPEG)
- Various file sizes (from 4KB to 154KB)
- All images meet Zoom's specifications exactly

**App Details:**
- App Name: Mintstac Meeting Intelligence
- Client ID: JuB6Y7XeRbi5L7F6...
- App Type: OAuth User-managed app
- Status: Ready for submission except for image uploads

The error occurs consistently across all image upload fields. All other aspects of my app submission are complete.

Has anyone else experienced this issue? Is there a known workaround or does this require Zoom support intervention?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,
Scott