Zoom
Use the Zoom integration to manage your Zoom users and meetings.
- Category
- Messaging and Conferencing
- Pack
- Zoom
Configuration parameters
- url — Server URL (e.g. 'https://api.zoom.us/v2/') (required)
- account_id — Account ID (OAuth) (required)
- credentials — Client ID (OAuth) (required)
- botJID — Bot JID
- bot_credentials — Bot Client ID ((Team Chat App))
- secret_token —
- verification_token —
- longRunning — Long running instance
- longRunningPort — Listen Port
- mirroring — Enable Incident Mirroring
- proxy — Use system proxy settings
- insecure — Trust any certificate (not secure)
- certificate — Certificate (Required for HTTPS)
- key — Private Key (Required for HTTPS)
Commands (23)
- close-channel — Delete a mirrored Zoom channel.
- mirror-investigation — Mirrors the investigation between Zoom and the Cortex XSOAR War Room.
- send-notification — Send a message using a chatbot app.
- zoom-create-channel — Creates a channel for a user. Use the existing command zoom-list-users to get the user ID by email (only if the user has an email address as part of the user parameters).
- zoom-create-meeting — Create a new Zoom meeting (scheduled, instant, or recurring).
- zoom-create-user — Create a new user in zoom account.
- zoom-delete-channel — Deletes a specific Zoom channel. Use the command zoom-list-account-public-channels in order to fetch the channel ID by the channel name.
- zoom-delete-message — Deletes a chat message previously sent to a contact or a channel. Use the command zoom-list-user-channels to get the channel ID by the channel name (for to_channel). See the existing command zoom-list-users to get the user ID by email (for to_contact). In order to update messages (or a single message using messageId), you need to provide to_contact (contact to send) or to_channel (channel to send to), but not both of them.
- zoom-delete-user — Delete a user from Zoom.
- zoom-delete-user-token — Revoke a user's Zoom SSO session. Use the zoom-list-users command to get the user ID or user email.
- zoom-fetch-recording — Get the meeting record and save it as a file in the War Room.
- zoom-invite-to-channel — Invites members that are in a user's contact list to a channel. A channel can have one or more members. The maximum number of members that can be added at once with this API is 5. Use the command zoom-list-account-public-channels in order to fetch the channel ID by the channel name.
- zoom-list-account-public-channels — List the existing channels You can only retrieve the channel information for the authorized user. In order to get a public channel by its name (for example Admins_to_delete_4) you need to run the command zoom-list-account-public-channels without the channel_id param and find which channel_id fits the channel name.
- zoom-list-messages — Searches chat messages or shared files between a user and an individual contact or a chat channel.
- zoom-list-user-channels — List the existing channels. In order get the user ID by user email - use the existing command zoom-list-users. In order to get the user channel by its name, run the command zoom-list-user-channels without the channel_id param and find which channel_id fits the channel name.
- zoom-list-users — List the existing users.
- zoom-meeting-get — Get the information of an existing Zoom meeting.
- zoom-meeting-list — Show all the meetings of a given user. Note: only scheduled and unexpired meetings will appear.
- zoom-remove-from-channel — Removes a member from a chat channel. A channel can have one or more members. Use the command zoom-list-account-public-channels in order to fetch the channel ID by the channel name. In order get the user ID by the user email - use the existing command zoom-list-users.
- zoom-send-file — Sends a file on Zoom to either an individual user in your contact list or a channel of which you are a member. Use existing command zoom-list-users to get the user ID by the user email (for to_contact). Use the command zoom-list-user-channels in order to fetch the channel ID by the channel name (for to_channel).
- zoom-send-message — Sends chat messages on Zoom to either an individual user who is in your contact list or to a channel of which you are a member. Use the command zoom-list-users to get the user id by the user email (for to_contact). Use the command zoom-list-user-channels in order to fetch the channel ID by the channel name (for to_channel). In order to send a message, you need to provide at least a message (message text) and to_contact (contact to send) or to_channel (channel to send to), but not both of them. In order to send a style message you need to provide is-markdown=true and the message can contain a markdown format. If you are using mention markdown in a message, provide the email address in the at_contact argument.
- zoom-update-channel — Update an existing channel in a Zoom account. Use the command zoom-list-account-public-channels in order to fetch the channel ID by the channel name. "Need to provide at least one of the following arguments: posting_permissions or channnel_name.".
- zoom-update-message — Edits a chat message that you previously sent to either a contact or a channel in Zoom by providing the ID of the message as the value of the messageId parameter. As a query parameter, you must provide either the contact's email address of the contact or the Channel ID of the channel where the message was sent. Use the command zoom-list-user-channels to get the channel ID by the channel name (for to_channel). Use the existing command zoom-list-users to get the user ID by email (for to_contact). In order to update messages (or a single message using messageId), you need to provide to_contact (contact to send) or to_channel (channel to send to), but not both of them.