We have an integration with our SaaS app and one of our customers received this today:

Hi everyone,

I've created an OAuth app in the Zoom Marketplace and set it as a User-Managed app. It works perfectly when I authorize it using the Zoom account that created the app. However, when I share the OAuth URL with external Zoom users (outside my Zoom account), they receive an error and cannot authorize the app.

I've confirmed the following:

• The app type is User-Managed

• The Redirect URI exactly matches what's set in the app settings

My questions:

1. Is there any specific setting I may be missing that prevents external users from authorizing in dev mode?

Any help or guidance would be really appreciated — I'm building a commuting-related integration that depends on access for multiple users.

Thanks!

Zoom workplace apps aren't opening or downloading.
On a Mac, newest zoom version
It's after that new update that seperated device accounts into admin and user. So I received a message when trying to open an app while in a meeting, 'Zoom apps is disabled. contact support for more details.' 
Do they mean the chatbot or a ticket? so confusing. That app was downloaded before the update but after the update its like everything reseted, It disappeared.

Anyone have any ideas what in the world im supposed to do? How do I un-disable zoom apps from my computer?

Hi community,

I created a "webhook only" app in Zoom AppMarketplace and I'd like to save this data in a third-party app. The notification is sent but more than one time. Some records are sent 3 times.

What could be the cause of this?

Regards

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.