Hi,

we create a Zoom app for development in our main account, and now want to test this app in another account.

When we want to consent our app in the 2nd account we get "Application not found".

Do we need to publish the app first in the marketplace before we can do testing?

Or is there a different way to allow the app in 2nd account?

Thx for any help.

Torsten

So, I installed this free app the other day and then ran a meeting that it was critical was recorded. The message popped up telling me the meeting was being recorded. After the meeting, I could not see the recording. It transpires that after talking to Read support, the recording is automatically deleted when the meeting finishes. 

At great embarrassment to myself, I now need to see if we can run the 90 minute meeting again. Spoke to Zoom support who don't care. Just wanted to warn people not to trust this app as it can cause you some major issues if you are not careful.

We are reaching out for assistance with our Server-to-Server OAuth app activation. Our goal is to migrate from JWT to Server-to-Server OAuth in order to fetch and register users using webinar API on our application. We followed the steps outlined in the documentation found at https://developers.zoom.us/docs/internal-apps/create/ to create our app.

We were able to successfully build the app and add a scope for webinar access. However, after assigning the admin access scope to the user and then removing it, we received an "Update to your user role permissions" notification (screenshot attached). Additionally, the app status is now showing as deactivated.

Could you please provide us with assistance on how to activate our Server-to-Server OAuth app and ensure that we have the appropriate permissions to access the required scopes?

Hi folks,

My university has a very large user base of many thousands of users. We've had at least two different groups who use Marketo (different instances) request to use the Zoom Webinars integration, but we've put them off because:

1. Only one Marketo instance can be connected to the Zoom account
2. Marketo requires account-level access to all of our thousands of users

That second one is a big no-no. One idea we've had is isolating these specific webinar user accounts to their own subaccounts and linking the individual Marketo instances there. It seems like users from our main account will still be able to be added as alternative hosts to webinars on the subaccounts. Has anyone attempted this elsewhere? Are there any complications we aren't anticipating?

Thanks,

Chris