Zoom API Integrations

Integrate Zoom and thousands of applications with Pipedream. Free for developers.

Pipedream is a serverless integration and compute platform. We provide a free, hosted platform that makes it easy to connect apps and develop, execute and maintain event-driven workflows.

Key Features:

• Zoom API Event Sources - Open source components that emit events from Zoom
• Workflows - A sequence of linear steps - just Node.js code - triggered by a Zoom event
• Serverless - No server or cloud resources to manage
• Free - No fees for individual developers (see limits)

Zoom API Event Sources

• Custom Events - Build your own event source using one or multiple events (code)
• Meeting Created - Emits an event each time a meeting is created where you're the host (code)
• Meeting Deleted - Emits an event each time a meeting is deleted where you're the host (code)
• Meeting Ended - Emits an event each time a meeting ends where you're the host (code)
• Meeting Started - Emits an event each time a meeting starts where you're the host (code)
• Meeting Updated - Emits an event each time a meeting is updated where you're the host (code)
• Meeting Recording Completed - Emits an event each time a new recording completes for a meeting or webinar where you're the host (code)
• Webinar Created - Emits an event each time a webinar is created where you're the host (code)
• Webinar Deleted - Emits an event each time a webinar is deleted where you're the host (code)
• Webinar Ended - Emits an event each time a webinar ends where you're the host (code)
• Webinar Started - Emits an event each time a webinar starts where you're the host (code)
• Webinar Updated - Emits an event each time a webinar is updated where you're the host (code)

Event sources can also be deployed via the Pipedream CLI. Once installed, you can deploy an event source by running:

pd deploy   # prompts you to select a component and pass required options

Workflows

Workflows are a sequence of linear steps - just Node.js code - triggered by an event (via event source, HTTP endpoint, or timer). Workflows make it easy to transform data and integrate with 300+ APIs from various apps and services.

• Trigger your workflow on any Zoom event, a different event (e.g. HTTP requests or a schedule).
• Add steps to run Node.js code (using virtually any npm package) and pre-built actions.
• Steps are executed in the order they appear in your workflow.
• Data is shared between steps via step exports.

Workflow code is public by default so the community can discover and copy them. Your workflow execution and event data is private.

You can copy this example workflow to get started, or review some community-developed workflows to see what others are building.

Example Zoom Workflows

• Save Zoom recordings to Amazon S3, then delete Zoom recording

For a deeper introduction to Pipedream and event sources, see the root README in this repo, the component API, or the docs.

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Pricing

Pipedream is currently free, subject to the limits noted below. Paid tiers for higher volumes are coming soon.

If you exceed any of these limits, please reach out.

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