Hi,
I'm currently developing mobile apps (iOS and Android) that integrate the Zoom SDK (either Video SDK or Meeting SDK). As part of our release process, we need to display license information for third-party libraries used in the app.

However, I couldn’t find any LICENSE or NOTICE file in the SDK package provided by Zoom.

I would like to ask:

1. Where can I find the official license for the Zoom SDK?

2. Is it necessary to include a license notice or attribution for the Zoom SDK inside the app?

3. If so, what is the proper way to reference or display it? (e.g., wording or URL)

I've checked Zoom’s documentation and GitHub repositories but couldn’t find a clear answer.

If anyone has experience with this or has already gone through app store review using Zoom SDK, your advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance!

We have been working with Zapier and Zoom support going back and forth trying to resolve the issue when we use a Zap to push a webinar registration from our Hubspot form to Zoom, the Country and Company fields do not come across.  Only first name, last name and email fields will show up in the Zoom registration report.  Has anyone else been successful getting this information via a Zap going between Hubspot and Zoom?  We have already added delays in the Zap and everything is pointing to Zoom correctly per Zapier.  Zoom says its an App development issue. Thanks in advance!  🙂 

I have been trying integrate zoom with my own app. Its a general app. I have given all the details like redirect_uri, client_id and client_secret . when I try to connect the connectors or  preview my app listing it throws resource_access_error. What does it mean and How do I fix that. 

APP Id : sdhx98b2RuGI6bN8V8dBCg

https://integrations.zoom.us/connectors/p/error?message=RESOURCE_ACCESS_ERROR

Hi all,

I'm having trouble with the Zoom API and could use some help. I've created a Zoom Marketplace app with a wide range of permissions and can successfully complete the server-to-server oauth login and make some basic API requests.

However, I'm running into an issue with account-level API calls (e.g., GET /accounts/*). Zoom responds with a scope-related error:

{
  "code": 4711,
  "message": "Invalid access token, does not contain scopes:[meeting:read:meeting:master]"
}

I have double-checked that this scope (meeting:read:meeting:master) is enabled in the app configuration, and I can also see it included in the /oauth/token response.

What could be causing this? Are there specific requirements for either:

• The app itself (e.g., app type or configuration)?

• The user creating the app and collecting the client ID/secret?

For context, I’m an admin on the Zoom account, but not the owner. I assumed being an admin would be sufficient to authorize account-level API requests — is that incorrect?

Appreciate any insights, thanks!

I'm playing around with the Zoom SDK for my app, and I've hit a bit of a snag when trying to join meetings hosted by other Zoom accounts. I keep getting this "Error Code: 4011" that basically says my SDK app needs to be published on the Zoom Marketplace.

Now, I get why that might be a thing for big, public apps. But honestly, my use case is pretty specific and more on the internal/controlled side. Creating and maintaining a full-blown public app on the Marketplace just for this seems like overkill.

So, my question to you all is: Is there ANY way around this? Has anyone figured out a clever trick or a different kind of integration that lets you use the Zoom SDK to join external meetings without having to go through the whole "publish to Marketplace" song and dance?

I'm talking about things like private apps, internal integrations, or maybe some hidden config I'm missing. Anything that avoids the public marketplace hassle would be amazing!

Seriously, any tips, workarounds, or even just a "nope, you're stuck!" would be super helpful.