We recently have been working on an integration in Workday that creates meetings in Zoom. We have the Workday integration built and the integration connects to Zoom using OAuth 2.0. We created a User-managed App in Zoom and setup the OAuth2.0 in Workday using the Client ID and Client Secret. In Workday we were able to login to Zoom where we started the process of creating a meeting. The integration then kicked off and got the following error back from Zoom in Workday: Invalid access token, does not contain scopes . We searched for this error and a post that seems to suggest that our app did not have access to the meeting:write and meeting:write:admin scope, however there was not a resolution on the post, and we did not see those Scopes under the Add scopes options.
Is this just a permissions error for the Zoom app? How would we give meeting creation access to the Workday integration?
Hi @jlouis
Thanks for reaching out to us and welcome to the Zoom Developer Forum.
Could you point me to the integration you are using, so I can take a closer look please?
Apologies for the delay. I was working with Workday to see if they can provide guidance on what the correct on the scope but they advised that I work with Zoom on this issue. Are you able to provide guidance on what security is needed within Zoom to access your APIs?