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2022-08-23 10:18 AM
What concepts do people use for a test environment for the Zoom integrations? I use the Zoom API heavily and I need to have some sort of test environment/api I can point to and use for test development. If I go to create another account, I can't figure out how to make a separate (non-prod) environment that uses the same email/user permissions as I have in production.
For now, I do everything in our live environment. Any meetings I make I append {{test}} to all the titles. Then in my app, I filter them out. Its OK, but it can be a little messy. I wanted to see if their is a more traditional development lifecycle type of setup that folks are using.
Thank you!
Eric Elliston
The Bass Vault.
2022-08-23 11:14 AM
Hello @thebassvault,
Business and above accounts have the ability to have a sub-account as a Sandbox environment to test in. If you are a part of a Business or above account you can reach out to Zoom sales and ask them if they can provision a sub-account for your Zoom account to allow you to test in.
I hope that this helps.
Brandon