Description
{“code”:429,“message”:“You have exceeded the daily rate limit (100) of Meeting Create/Update API requests permitted for this particular user. You may resume these requests at GMT 00:00:00.”}
We have a zoom app that our customers use to book interviews. Since most of our customers use Zoom concurrent licenses to book interviews, they book a lot of meetings with the same host. Currently they are running into the above rate limiting issue.
In order of preference, can we:
Increase the rate limit for the entire ModernLoop app to 1000 Create/Update requests.
Can we increase the rate limit for concurrent meeting license users to higher rate limits (this would be a Zoom wide change, but maybe makes sense based on the fact that more meetings get booked with concurrent meeting licenses.)
Can we tell you our mutual customers users to whitelist to higher (1000) thresholds. If so how?
Error?
{“code”:429,“message”:“You have exceeded the daily rate limit (100) of Meeting Create/Update API requests permitted for this particular user. You may resume these requests at GMT 00:00:00.”}
Increase the rate limit for the entire ModernLoop app to 1000 Create/Update requests.
No there is a limit of 100 request (add / update) per user per day
Can we increase the rate limit for concurrent meeting license users to higher rate limits (this would be a Zoom wide change, but maybe makes sense based on the fact that more meetings get booked with concurrent meeting licenses.)
I have a similar question so I’ll use the same topic.
If one has a server-to-server app that’s used to book appointments for employees with purchased license, how do you count to 100?
Assume there are 2 users connected to our zoom account, both with Zoom Workplace Pro license. If we make a POST request to /users/:USER_1_ID/meetings, and then another POST request to /users/:USER_2_ID/meetings – which one of the following is true:
We made a total of 2 requests, so we still have 98 requests left for the day.
We made 1 request for User1, and 1 for User2. We still have 99 requests left for User1, and another 99 requests left for User2.