I am trying to create a zoom meeting programmatically by using https://api.zoom.us/v2/users/"+email+"/meetings . As per document, I first registered in zoom market place with this email id and received APIKey and APISecret key. Using these keys I programatically created JWT and sent it in auth header in the above api call. Here, this email id acts like a host user. So, going forward if I have to make other user as host then he has to register and then his APIKey and APISecret key should be used in creating meeting.
So, I wanted to know, is there any option by which we can create one registration at Enterprise level(I mean one registration at client company level) and the resultant APIKey and APISecret can be used in creating meeting by making different members of the client company as host. If it is possible, it will reduce the effort of registration and maintaining their corresponding keys for creating meeting.
Thanks for reaching out about this, and happy to clarify.
First, I should note that JWT credentials are account-wide credentials, and you can use your JWT token to authenticate requests on behalf of any user under your account—meaning you could create meetings for another user under your account by passing their email or userId in the request URL.
You will not need need to generate credentials for each user, rather you can use a JWT token from your one set of API credentials to authenticate various requests on behalf of users. Note that you can also generate multiple JWT tokens using these credentials, and these will operate independently of each other.
