Zoom

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.

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.

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 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

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

See also

• Managing connections