Zoom Webinars & Registration-Required Meetings
Recall supports sending bots to registration-required Zoom meetings and webinars.
When calling the Create Bot api, you should ensure:
- The meeting URL contains the
tk
parameter. This parameter is automatically generated by zoom for all webinar and registration-required meetings. Note that thistk
parameter can be shared among the bot and another participant - The
zoom.user_email
field is set- Note: This email does not have to match the email that was registered for the event. For simplicity's sake, you can provide a hard-coded email address such as
[email protected]
- This can be provided regardless of whether the meeting is a registration-required Zoom meeting or not
- Note: This email does not have to match the email that was registered for the event. For simplicity's sake, you can provide a hard-coded email address such as
{
"meeting_url": "meeting_url", // Includes `tk` param
"zoom": {
"user_email": "[email protected]"
}
}
Both of these steps must be taken, otherwise the bot will not be able to join the webinar / registration-required meeting.
Troubleshooting
Bot can't join email-required meetings
Bot type | Supported? |
---|---|
Zoom Web (default) | ✅ |
Zoom Native | ❌ |
If a Zoom bot attempts to join one of these calls and isn't configured with an email, it will produce a fatal
error with the following sub code: zoom_email_required
.
To enable bots to join email-required meetings and webinars, you can provide a user_email
in the zoom
configuration object of your Create Bot request:
{
"meeting_url": "meeting_url",
"zoom": {
"user_email": "[email protected]"
}
}
If the meeting or webinar requires registration, this email does not have to match the email of the user that registered. You can use any email address
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Updated 8 days ago