A third party is creating meetings in our zoom account and has the required scope added to the API.
Working with the third party I have created a “Server to Server OAuth” App at account level.
I shared the app credentials with them and also defined a scope which provided the access to meetings/users that they require.
As a routine feature of the app a meeting is deleted – the third party places a “ call to the Delete endpoint ……/v2/meetings/{MeetingID}”
However, this action generates an email to the meeting host to say that “Ian Elston i.elston@bolton.ac.uk” has canceled your meeting.
Is this expected behaviour?
Is this because I was the person who created the app on App Marketplace ?
Is there any way that we can suppress that email sent to the host when a meeting is cancelled via the API?