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2022-10-22
12:45 AM
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2023-09-26
06:50 AM
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Has anyone tried to integrate the zoom with the website so you can allow your users to participate in meetings and join the discussion? Is it possible to do that?
Please, if you can suggest me a better idea, do comment.
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2022-10-23 09:58 AM
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2022-10-23 09:58 AM
2023-02-16 09:05 PM
Yes, it is definitely possible to integrate Zoom with a website to allow users to participate in meetings and join the discussion. One common way to do this is by using the Zoom API, which allows you to create and manage meetings programmatically, as well as access and modify meeting data. With the Zoom API, you can build custom integrations that allow your website users to join meetings, schedule meetings, and more.
Here are some steps you can take to integrate Zoom with your website:
Sign up for a Zoom account and obtain API credentials by following the steps on the Zoom Developer website (https://marketplace.zoom.us/docs/guides/getting-started/app-types/create-jwt-app).
Determine what type of integration you want to create. For example, you may want to build a custom meeting scheduler or embed a meeting link on your website.
Use the Zoom API to create a meeting, get a meeting link, and add participants to the meeting. The Zoom API provides several endpoints for managing meetings and participants, including the "Create a Meeting" endpoint, the "Get Meeting Details" endpoint, and the "Add Meeting Participants" endpoint.
Integrate the Zoom API with your website using a programming language such as JavaScript or Python. You can use client libraries or SDKs to simplify the integration process.
Test your integration thoroughly to ensure that it works as expected and that it is secure.
2023-09-26 05:27 AM
I want to integrate Zoom with my website so you can allow your users to participate in meetings and join the discussion. I want to make customer services easy to easy. Please help me.
2023-09-26 11:35 PM - edited 2023-09-30 04:31 AM
I want to integrate Zoom with my website so you can allow your users to participate in meetings and join the discussion. I want to make customer services easy to easy. Please help me.
2025-06-11 12:06 AM
Yes, it's definitely possible to integrate Zoom with your website so users can join meetings and take part in live discussions directly from the site. I'm actually working on something similar—I want to make it easier for visitors to access live support, Q&A sessions, or community events without needing to manually open Zoom links or use external apps.
The best approach is to use the Zoom Meeting SDK (Web). This allows you to embed Zoom meetings directly into your website so users don’t have to leave your platform. It works well for customer service, live demos, consultations, and even online classes.
Here’s what I found helpful so far:
Use Zoom’s REST API to schedule and manage meetings from your backend.
Use OAuth or JWT authentication to secure the connection.
Embed the meeting on a secure page using the Web SDK so users can join directly from your site.
This setup gives your website a more professional feel and keeps users engaged on your platform. I'm still exploring the best practices for security and customization (like branding the Zoom window), so if anyone here has done this already, I'd appreciate your tips.
Let’s share ideas and make this easier for everyone working on Zoom-web integration.
I’m currently working on integrating Zoom with my <a href="https://ffmediation.com/">website</a>
to allow users to join meetings, webinars, and live discussions without leaving the site. The goal is to simplify customer service and enhance real-time engagement, especially for support, onboarding, or consultation purposes.