How to use the Workplace chatbot in Zoom
When you integrate Workplace by Facebook, you can easily start a Zoom instant meeting in Workplace by Facebook, or join a scheduled Zoom meeting quickly and easily. Every time you create a meeting in Workplace, it also appears in your Zoom account.
This article will cover a number of topics including:
- How to activate the Zoom Bot for Workplace
- How to use the Workplace Zoom bot
- Meeting summary and link to recording
- data security
requirements
- The Zoom Pro plan, Zoom Business plan, Zoom Education plan, or Zoom API plan
- A Facebook Workplace account is a good place to start
- The same email address must be used that is used for the Zoom login and the Workplace login
How to activate the Zoom Bot for Workplace
Installing the Zoom Bot for Workplace integration is the first step in allowing users to use Zoom Bot for Workplace on your account:
- Visit the Zoom Marketplace by clicking the link below.
- Workplace can be found by searching for it and clicking on it.
- Click the Add button.
- Click the Authorize button after confirming all the permissions the app requires.
- Please use the same email address you used to sign up for Zoom when signed into Workplace.
- On the Zoom app screen, click Add after opening it. During the Zoom Bot installation process, the per-group permissions you select will be applied to the bot.
How to use the Workplace Zoom bot
Zoom meeting information is shared in group chats with the Workplace Zoom Bot. In a Facebook group chat, you can use the following commands to communicate with other members:
- @Zoom Help: This command displays a list of all commands available in Zoom.
- @Zoom start: You can use this command to start a Zoom meeting immediately.
- @Zoom start
: This command allows you to start an instant meeting on the specified topic. - @Zoom join
: To use this command, you must enter the identification code of the meeting you want to join.
Meeting summary and link to recording
If the meeting was recorded in the cloud and ended, the bot will publish a meeting summary along with the recording link (if the meeting was recorded in the cloud). You can turn off the setting to always use PMI for instant meetings in your Zoom profile to prevent the meeting from being posted when using your personal meeting ID.
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data security
There is some information that this app uses from your Zoom account that this app can access and use:
- Meeting number and password – These will appear in the Workplace channel after using the Zoom app’s slash commands to create the meeting.
- Meeting summary including attendee/host names, meeting time zone, meeting duration, and meeting date – These details are displayed in the Workplace channel for which the meeting was scheduled (once the meeting has ended).
- Meeting recording links and recording password – displayed in the workspace channel where the meeting was created (once the meeting is complete).
The following information is accessed and used by this app from your Workplace account:
- Community ID – Community IDs are used to identify the Workplace communities that have been integrated into your Zoom account.
- Recipient ID – This is a channel identifier that identifies the Workplace group or bot sending the slash command – an identifier that ensures that responses to the slash commands are provided.
- User Email – These email addresses are used to identify a Zoom account associated with a user to create/join meetings when a slash command is invoked.
frequently asked Questions
Does Zoom have a chatbot?
Launch the Zoom desktop application by signing in with your Zoom account. You can access the chat feature by clicking on the Chat tab. You can find the incoming webhook on BOTS by searching for it. The option to choose the chat channel you want to receive messages from is also available if you are interested in receiving messages in a specific chat channel.
How to create a Zoom bot in Python?
We’re going to create a simple Zoom bot using Python Selenium and Pyautogui that can automatically join Zoom meetings we’re going to host with Python using Selenium and Pyautogui.
To join a Zoom meeting automatically, you need to use the Python script below
- The first step in installing Selenium is to install Pyautogui and Selenium. …
- Getting the required information from Zoom is the first step in this process. …
- There are a number of elements that make up a website. …
- To enter the password you need to use Pyautogui.
How do I get rid of the Zoom bot?
After finding the channel’s name, you’ll find a button labeled More Options > Manage Team, which you can click to remove the bot from the channel entirely. If you want to remove the bot, you need to select the Apps tab and for that click on the Uninstall and Delete button next to its name. Your device is now free of this application.
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