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Meeting load, attendance, and (with consent) Zoom meeting recordings for call-quality scoring.

Prerequisites

  • Zoom account owner or admin — Server-to-Server OAuth apps must be created at the account level
  • A PerfCopilot admin account (the Connect button is only visible to admins)
  • For recording ingest: audio-ingest consent must be enabled on the Zoom card

1. Generate credentials in Zoom

  1. Sign in to https://marketplace.zoom.us.
  2. Click Develop → Build App → choose Server-to-Server OAuth.

📖 Official guide: Create a Server-to-Server OAuth app — Zoom's own documentation for creating this credential.

  1. Fill in the basic info (app name "PerfCopilot", company, contact).

  2. On the Scopes tab, add the four granular scopes below. PerfCopilot needs all four — the first one to list your users for directory sync, the next two to pull recording metadata + transcript files, and the last one to identify external participants on past meetings.

    | Scope | Why we need it | |---|---| | user:read:list_users:admin | Sync your Zoom user list so PerfCopilot can map each Zoom account to a PerfCopilot employee. | | cloud_recording:read:list_user_recordings:admin | List each user's Zoom Cloud Recordings within the cycle window. | | cloud_recording:read:list_recording_files:admin | Fetch the actual transcript VTT files attached to a recording. | | meeting:read:list_meetings:admin | Read past-meeting participants to classify each call as customer-facing vs internal. |

    Zoom migrated to granular scope names — short forms like user:read:admin or recording:read:admin are not equivalent and won't satisfy the API. If a scope above isn't in your picker by the exact slug, search the Scopes tab for the closest match (Zoom labels them with human-readable names like "View all users" or "View user's cloud recordings"). If you ever see an error like does not contain scopes:[<some-slug>], copy that slug verbatim into the Scopes tab — Zoom's error names the exact scope it wants.

  3. Click Activate to enable the app.

  4. Open the App Credentials tab and copy all three values: Account ID, Client ID, Client Secret.

Copy these values; you'll paste them in the next step:

  • account_id
  • client_id
  • client_secret

2. Paste into PerfCopilot

  1. Open Integrations on your PerfCopilot admin.

  2. Find the Zoom card and click Connect (or Manage if already configured).

  3. Paste each value into the matching field:

    | Field in PerfCopilot | Value from step 1 | |---|---| | account_id | <your value> | | client_id | <your value> | | client_secret | <your value> |

  4. Click Save.

The Zoom credential drawer in PerfCopilot — paste your values, then click Save.
The Zoom credential drawer in PerfCopilot — paste your values, then click Save.

3. Verify

Click Test in the drawer. Expected:

✅ Authenticated as your-account@company.com

If you see a red error, jump to Common errors.

Common errors

| Message | What it usually means | Fix | |---|---|---| | OAuth token mint failed: HTTP 400 | One of the three credentials is wrong. | Re-paste Account ID, Client ID, Client Secret from the Zoom App Credentials tab — they are easy to mix up. | | HTTP 400, code 4711: Invalid access token, does not contain scopes:[<scope-name>] | The app's scope set is missing the scope named in the error. | Edit the app, add the literal scope from the error message (e.g. user:read:list_users:admin), re-activate, retry. Zoom uses granular slugs — short forms like user:read:admin are not always equivalent. | | HTTP 403: invalid scope | Same root cause, older variant. | Same fix — match the literal slug from the error. | | HTTP 401: <body excerpt> | Credentials rejected. | Re-check that you copied each value cleanly, no leading/trailing whitespace. |

"I connected Zoom but no calls show up"

If the integration shows as connected, directory sync populated your users, but your Calls tab is empty after a meeting you expected to see, one of these is almost always why:

  1. The meeting wasn't a Cloud Recording. Zoom's API only sees recordings stored in Zoom Cloud. Local recordings (saved to your computer) are invisible to us. To check: open https://zoom.us/recording — if the meeting isn't listed there, it wasn't cloud-recorded. Going forward, the host needs Cloud Recording enabled in their Zoom profile or set as the account-wide default.
  2. Auto-transcription wasn't enabled for the meeting. Cloud Recording creates the video, but Zoom only generates a transcript (the file we actually analyze) if Audio transcript is turned on in Zoom Account Settings → Recording. If your recording at https://zoom.us/recording shows only an MP4 + chat but no Transcript row, this is the cause. Zoom can't retroactively transcribe past recordings — turn it on now so future meetings get scored.
  3. The transcript is still processing. Zoom transcribes asynchronously after each meeting — typically 10–30 minutes, occasionally longer for long meetings or the first transcript on a brand-new app while Zoom warms up entitlement checks. Wait 30 minutes after the meeting ends, then re-run Sync all on your dashboard.

What signals we pull

  • phone_quality — meeting-recording transcript scores (only when audio-ingest consent is enabled)

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