I am trying to add  the LTI Pro app so I can connect to Canvas LMS. I pre-approved the app in the Zoom App Marketplace, but the "add" button is still greyed out and I cannot add the app to my account. I do have an Education account and have tried pre-approving it both for myself and for the all users and neither option has worked. 

We use Zoom webinars and Pardot (aka Account Engagement). Our Pardot instance has multiple business units, each of which host webinars. We like to use Pardot form to capture registrations, so as to keep our corresponding SF campaigns and Zoom webinars in sync. 

I have had limited success in getting the Pardot app in the Zoom App marketplace to work. A big limitation thus far is that I cannot seem to integrate multiple business units at once. Does this app only support one Pardot business unit at a time? 

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

Hello everyone,

I am using the Zoom API in my React.js application to create meetings for users to join.
I have set up a Server-to-Server (Internal) App through the Zoom Marketplace, which allows me to create meetings programmatically. Here is a detailed description of my setup and the issue I am facing:

• Objective: My goal is to create multiple Zoom meetings using a single Zoom account, where participants can join, but the host account never joins the meetings. The account is solely used for scheduling/creating the meetings.
• Challenge: I understand that Zoom imposes a limitation where a single account cannot host more than one meeting at the same time. However, since the host (the account creating the meetings) never joins, I would like clarification on whether it’s possible to create and manage multiple meetings simultaneously using this account without encountering any issues.
• Technical Details:
  • I have enabled the Join Before Host option when creating meetings (join_before_host: true).
  • The meetings are created through API calls, and the users are provided with the join links to participate in the meetings.
  • We need to create multiple meetings that may overlap in time, but again, the host will not be joining.

Could you confirm if this setup allows me to create multiple meetings concurrently, given that the host will not be attending? If there are any best practices or limitations I should be aware of, please let me know.

Thank you for your assistance.

We installed the Pardot App through Marketplace 3-4 months ago.  Things seemed to be working correctly until now.

Recently we've begun having a problem where we are unable to select the Pardot registration/attendee/absentee list.  When we try to access the page, by going to:  Webinars > selecting a webinar > More > Configure, the page where you can select these items pops up on the screen for a fraction of a second, then disappears.  Leaving the screen with some gray bars.

We can't think of anything that we've changed recently that would have this affect.  Any ideas are appreciated.

According to the Zoom Apps FAQ:

Is my device eligible for Zoom Apps? Which devices can I use it on?

Zoom Apps require the Zoom desktop client for Windows and MacOS. Zoom Apps are not supported on mobile devices at this time.

When will Linux be supported for Zoom apps?

Thanks

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