I will be installing a new app for all users with a service account with admin permissions. Will that service account need to stay an admin after the account is installed for the app to continue to work?

All that I've read says that an owner or admin account needs to create the account and that the account needs to stay active for the app to continue to work. But I haven't seen anything that says it needs to stay and admin account. Will it break the app if I demote it after?

Alternatively, what are the specific permissions needed in an admin account to be able to install an app, but do nothing else? I would be willing to go the route of creating a new admin role if I'd be able to limit the admin permissions for it.

I have my Zoom VDI Workplace V6.1.13 installed and I am upgrading the version from my tenant.... the channel on the tenant is set to the latest version 6.2.11....  The application sees that there is an update pending as the registry is pointing to the correct channel in the tenant....
When I reboot the Vmware VDI or close down Zoom in the system tray and re-open Zoom it should automatically update the version, but I am receiving the message:
The System Administrator has set policies to prevent this installation....
It's like the installer is no longer allowing a standard user to install the update, or the user has no rights to uninstall the current version...
Anyone have any ideas?

Any help greatly appreciated.

Hi !!!
We received a notification that our publishable URL is set to expire in one week. Our app has already been submitted to the marketplace and is currently undergoing review. Is there a way to request an extension on the beta publishable URL to ensure our Zoom app remains active throughout the review process.

Thank you

I'm facing an issue during the final setup of my Zoom app approval process. I'm being prompted to verify an AWS Lambda API domain that I'm using in my webhook URL.

I control this AWS Lambda API domain but haven't verified it because it belongs to AWS. I'm unsure how to proceed and would appreciate any guidance or solutions.

Here's a breakdown of my situation:

Verified domain: My website domain is already verified.
Unverified domain: The AWS Lambda API domain is unverified.
Webhook URL: I'm using the AWS Lambda API domain in my webhook URL.
Screenshot 

Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Despite the Aborb app being approved by admin (me), the app is not available to users in desktop client, nor does the app appear in the added apps list or apps on account list.

Hi smart people!

App is enabled for specific users.
Once noticed that the app was not available to the specified users, I added myself to the list of users approved for the app as well as a secondary test account.

-Neither my own account or the test account are able to access the app via the desktop client.
-Both my account and the test account are running the latest version of the client (6.2.3)
-Further, when the Absob app is searched for using the “add apps” feature in the client, no results are seen. (See provided screen capture)

Thank you in advance for any replies and thoughts/idea on what issue could be.

I get an 'error.code40101' when adding Apps after pressing the 'Get' and 'Add' buttons from the Apps Marketplace Dashboard.

Steps to reproduce:
Launch Zoom Workplace -> Apps -> Add Apps -> Marketplace Dashboard -> Go to a particular App (like Figma) -> Click the Add button

OS: Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
Zoom Workplace Version: 6.1.11 (1545)