In order to maintain optimal performance and competitiveness within the marketplace, we implement a multifaceted approach. This includes continuous market research to stay abreast of industry trends and consumer preferences. Additionally, we focus on product innovation and differentiation to stand out from competitors. We also prioritize customer satisfaction by providing exceptional service and addressing feedback promptly. Moreover, we cultivate strategic partnerships and alliances to expand our reach and leverage synergies. By combining these strategies, we strive to position ourselves as a leader in the marketplace while consistently delivering value to our customers.

Hi Community,
I'm encountering an issue with Zoom webhooks while trying to retrieve participant data for meetings. I've set up webhook subscriptions and defined the necessary events, but the data I receive lacks essential information such as email and ID for participants. Even after testing by logging into Zoom first and then joining meetings, the email field remains empty.

Here's a sample payload I receive:

As you can see, even after logging into Zoom before joining the meeting, the participant's email field is empty. I've verified this behavior multiple times but still encountered the same issue.

Has anyone else experienced this problem? Any insights or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

Hey zoom community, I am registering an application in zoom.During the registeration zoom required these points 

We've integrated the Zoom Web SDK into our ReactJS application. For generating JWT tokens to join meetings, we've utilized the Meeting SDK app, using its client ID and client secret keys. This setup allows us to join meetings successfully without needing to publish the app.

However, given the current situation, we're required to publish the app in the marketplace, which involves submission review. Since we don't have external integrations like Connect App, we're unsure if app review submission is mandatory for us.

Secondly, we're curious about how we can utilize a server-to-server authentication app for joining meetings and webinars using a signature.

We are currently in the process of integrating Zoom SDK into our Flutter application, and we are facing some challenges that we believe the community could provide valuable insights on.

We have a paid plan, and we are exploring both the Video SDK and Meeting SDK options. However, we have encountered issues when attempting to implement the Video SDK in our Flutter application. Despite adding the necessary namespaces in the build.gradle file under the Android section, we are still encountering errors related to namespaces when running the application.

We have followed the documentation diligently and ensured that all required steps have been taken. However, the issue persists, and we would greatly appreciate any guidance or suggestions from the community on how to resolve this namespace-related error in the Video SDK integration for Flutter.

Additionally, we have noticed that there is no direct support for the Meeting SDK in Flutter. We are curious if there are any workarounds or alternative approaches that the community has successfully employed to integrate the Meeting SDK functionality into a Flutter application.

Our goal is to leverage the capabilities of Zoom SDK seamlessly within our Flutter project, and your collective expertise and experience would be immensely valuable in overcoming the hurdles we are currently facing.

If anyone has successfully integrated the Zoom SDK, especially the Video SDK, into a Flutter application or has insights into resolving namespace-related errors, we would be grateful for any guidance, code snippets, or best practices you can share.

Thank you in advance for your time and assistance. We look forward to hearing from the community and benefiting from your expertise.