# Zoom

> Ingest Zoom cloud recordings and transcripts into a Divinci RAG vector.

Ingests **cloud recordings** and their transcripts from a connected Zoom
account, so meetings become searchable knowledge.

**Shape:** OAuth redirect. **Provider id:** `zoom`.

## Connect

**Workspace → Setup → Connectors → Zoom → Connect**, or
`POST /api/v1/connectors/zoom/auth` and open the returned `authUrl`.

## What gets ingested

Recordings from `/users/me/recordings`, over a date window (default: recent
history) that a query string on the connection can widen or narrow. Local-only
recordings never reach Zoom's cloud, so they are not visible to any integration
— including this one.

<Aside type="caution" title="Zoom deletes recordings on its own schedule">
Cloud recordings are subject to your Zoom plan's retention policy. Once Zoom has
deleted a recording it cannot be re-ingested, so a connector is not a backup —
sync early if a meeting matters.
</Aside>

## Keeping it fresh

Zoom is webhook-driven, but its subscription is configured **once at the
Marketplace app level** rather than per connection — so there is no per-account
channel to expire or renew. Connections still fall back to polling at their
cadence.

## Recall.ai as an alternative

Zoom's own recordings only cover Zoom, and only when cloud recording was on.
[Recall.ai](/cli/connectors/recall-ai/) sends a bot notetaker into Zoom, Google
Meet or Microsoft Teams instead, which is the better fit for cross-platform
meeting capture.

## From the CLI

```bash
divinci connectors status zoom
divinci connectors settings zoom --auto-sync on --cadence 1440
divinci connectors disconnect zoom
```

## See also

- [Managing connections](/cli/connectors/managing/)