We are in the process of writing a chatbot integration that we are going to publish on our marketplace. In order to get this working a somewhat tricky OAuth flow I needed.
Since all of our customers run on their own subdomain, we can’t use a static webhook address as provided in your app-setup page. As a workaround, we reply on the following setup:
- The user (assumed zoom administer) loggins into our solution, where he starts the OAuth flow.
- Since the users started on “his” server/domain, we add this to URL-state and pick it back up on our middle layer where we keep a mapping from account id to endpoint (our/his server)
This works fine(in dev), based on testing, and is based on this discussion.
My question is; Can a Zoom administrator push this app to his organization? And will all of the users of that origination have the same account id?
Chatbots are account level apps, so they are installed once by the Zoom Admin and all Zoom Users on that account can use it.