Zoom

Zoom helps teams schedule meetings, register attendees, record sessions, and track what happened after a call. In Agent Forge, the Zoom block is focused on workflow-friendly meeting automation rather than broad account administration.

With Zoom in Agent Forge, you can:

• create, read, update, and delete meetings
• inspect your connected Zoom profile and list your meetings
• add and inspect meeting registrants
• list recordings and fetch recording details
• read past meeting details and participants
• trigger workflows from Zoom webhook events such as meeting.started, meeting.ended, and recording.completed

Usage Instructions

Use the Zoom block when you want a workflow step or agent tool to call the Zoom REST API with a connected user OAuth credential.

Authentication

• Connect a Zoom account through the credential field.
• The Zoom integration uses user OAuth only in v1.
• Agent Forge requests granular Zoom scopes for user-owned meeting workflows, registrants, past-meeting reads, and cloud recordings.

Request Model

• Read operations use direct fields such as userId, meetingId, pageSize, nextPageToken, from, and to.
• create_meeting uses form fields such as topic, start time, duration, recording preference, and waiting room settings.
• add_meeting_registrant uses normal attendee fields like email and name.
• update_meeting still uses the payload field as an advanced escape hatch for raw Zoom JSON.
• For most user-scoped operations, leaving userId blank defaults to me.

Good Fit

Use Zoom when you want to:

• spin up meetings from CRM or scheduling workflows
• register attendees from forms, tickets, or onboarding flows
• inspect recordings after a call finishes
• build follow-up automations when meetings start, end, or recordings complete

Supported Operations

Users

• zoom_get_current_user

Meetings

• zoom_create_meeting
• zoom_get_meeting
• zoom_list_user_meetings
• zoom_update_meeting
• zoom_delete_meeting

Registrants

• zoom_add_meeting_registrant
• zoom_list_meeting_registrants

Recordings

• zoom_list_recordings
• zoom_get_recording

Past Meetings

• zoom_get_past_meeting_details
• zoom_list_past_meeting_participants

Common Inputs

• credential: connected Zoom OAuth account
• userId: Zoom user ID or email address, defaults to me for user-scoped actions
• meetingId: Zoom meeting ID or UUID
• topic: meeting title for create_meeting
• startTime: meeting start time, chosen in the UI and converted to ISO automatically
• duration: meeting duration in minutes
• registrantEmail, registrantFirstName, registrantLastName: attendee fields for add_meeting_registrant
• pageSize: page size for Zoom list endpoints
• nextPageToken: pagination token from a prior response
• from / to: optional recording date range in YYYY-MM-DD
• payload: advanced raw JSON request body for update_meeting

Example Inputs

Create a meeting

• Topic: Customer onboarding call
• Start Time: 2026-05-20T14:00:00Z
• Duration: 45
• Timezone: UTC
• Agenda: Kickoff and implementation review
• Host Video On: true
• Participant Video On: true
• Waiting Room: true
• Registration Approval: Approve Automatically

Add a registrant

• Registrant Email: attendee@example.com
• First Name: Jordan
• Last Name: Lee

Trigger Support

Zoom webhooks are available through the webhook trigger surface and are designed for the most automation-relevant events:

• meeting.started
• meeting.ended
• recording.completed

Setup Notes

• Enable Event Subscriptions in your Zoom app.
• Paste the generated Forge webhook URL into Zoom.
• Paste your Zoom Secret Token into the webhook configuration token field so Forge can verify x-zm-signature headers.
• Forge automatically handles Zoom's endpoint.url_validation challenge when the secret token is configured.

Notes

• Category: tools
• Type: zoom
• The Zoom block is intentionally scoped to user-owned meeting workflows in v1.
• Account-wide admin operations such as listing all users are intentionally excluded from this granular-scope release.