Zoom Webhook component
A component to receive Zoom webhook events from Zoom API.
API version
There is no specific version of the Zoom Events API. Zoom Events Changelog.
We can only refer to the development date as of the specific point where the component has been developed and tested.
Credentials
Component credentials configuration fields:
- Secret Token (string, required) - Secret token (salt) that will be used to validate the webhook endpoint for a
CRC request from the Zoom API
How to create an App
To start receiving events first things that you need to do is to create an application in the Zoom Marketplace:
- Login to your Zoom account.
- Go to the Marketplace.
- Choose
Webhook Only
app.
- Give it a name.
- Fill in all the fields (company name, your name, email, etc.). Click Continue.
- Copy the secret token. This value should be saved in the component credentials.
- Toggle
Event Subscriptions
and hit the + Add Event Subscription
button.
- Give it a name and by clicking
+ Add Events
select all the events you want to come to the webhook.
- In the
Event notification endpoint URL
field input the URL of the webhook on the platform.
- Go to the platform, create a flow with the Zoom webhook trigger as the first component in the flow.
- Create the credentials and specify the secret token.
- Finish the flow and publish the draft.
- IMPORTANT! Set the flow to realtime. Copy the webhook URL of the flow.
- Start the flow.
- Input this URL on the Zoom app configuration page and click
Validate
. If validation succeed click Continua and finish the process.
Triggers
Webhook
Please Note: The flow must be set as realtime. As it is crucial for the webhook endpoint validation to response within
3 seconds. Otherwise, validation will fail.
Webhook trigger currently works in 2 modes depending on the input message. It simply emits the event from the ZOOM API.
Or, in case of the validation event, calculate and respond to the API to prove the connection is safe.
- Validate webhook endpoint. When you add a new webhook or make changes to an existing one you need to validate the
webhook endpoint. Zoom will also automatically revalidate webhooks every 72 hours.
Read more about the validation
process here.
- Pass events through as is
Incoming messages (events) are validated according to the Zoom process.
If a calculated signature does not match with the signature received in the headers from Zoom - an error will be thrown!
Configuration Fields
- Emit Validate webhook event - (checkbox, optional): Either emit a message or not when
endpoint.url_validation
event received. Normally it does not make sense to emit those messages.
There is no Input Metadata in this Trigger.
- Event name - (string, required): Name of the event. E.g. meeting.started, meeting.ended, endpoint.url_validation,
etc.
- Event timestamp - (number, required): Timestamp of the event. E.g. 1672916857229.
- Payload - (object, required): Event as is.