We received a few emails today for our Zoom accounts that state:

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You are receiving this message because we have identified that you are the owner, admin, or developer of a JWT app. Zoom deprecated this app type on June 1, 2023, and will sunset all functionality on September 1, 2023. We urge you to migrate to a Server-to-Server or OAuth implementation immediately.

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We deleted our JWT apps close to a year ago  and the only apps in our accounts are `Server-To-Server OAuth` apps. 

Is this perhaps sent in error, or am I missing some place that a JWT app is still running? 

We've built a java app that we deploy for a few different Zoom customers.

Many customers have reported that at 9am ET every Saturday morning, they (and I for my own deployment) get a Zoom Marketplace email saying that our webhook is not responsive and failed to respond to the validation request. Looking at our logs, everything replied just fine.

I'm pretty sure it's not my app, as for one of my Server-to-Server apps it's actually some Server side JS code that is returning the verification code. Manually clicking the verify code button clears the Zoom error state.

Hi Community,

Does anyone know how we can develop a Zoom app that can be used inside the Zoom client right size panel?
There are many kinds of app types, JWT, OAuth, CHATBOTS &, etc. How do we choose the correct app type and where can we start the development process? 

We are running governance voting sessions on Zoom based loosely on Robert's Rules of Order. We are looking for an app where people can queue up to ask a question, propose an amendment, or speak for and against what is being proposed.  We would like a zoom window where attendees can sign up for the queue with a drop-down menu with the above actions.  Is there an app, or is there a way of creating an application that would run in zoom to manage our queue?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Cheers

Brian

Hello everyone,

I am currently working on the development of an application where I want to implement the ZOOM API. Accordingly, I have started reading the ZOOM API documentation. I have come across many useful things but there is one thing I am unsure about, and I hope you can help me resolve it.

When creating an OUATH 2.0, I chose the option Account-level app, and so I started using the API 🙂

What I noticed is that there is an option called 'alternative_host' that allows a different user to be the host. From what I could understand, to use this option, I need to have a certain user in my 'organization'. Does this mean that when choosing a Business plan for 189.90 EUR, I get the opportunity to invite 10-99 people (users that will create meet with other user on my platform) into my "organization" as hosts?

Hi Team,

We are trying to setup an OAuth app on Zoom Marketplace for internal purposes, one of the requirements from the customer is to capture back the recording done as part of the meeting.

While checking the Features section, to track the event "Meeting Recording Completed", we need "recording:read:admin" scope.

Our internal security is not happy with the application having this role since, it might be used to fetch confidential recording and several other legal issues.

Is there any recommendation from Zoom to overcome this? Or any documentation on how the callbacks work with an architecture diagram will help us in justifying having this OAuth scope for our app.

Best,
Sudharsanan Ravichandran