Hello,
I have created a new account-app which I intend to publish to the Zoom marketplace.
This app receives wbhooks events for every ended meeting, and based on that making a request to the report API to get further information about the meeting and who participated in it.
I noticed when someone outside of the account created this meeting - my webhook is not triggered.
My question is - Is there another way to being triggered or get information about a meeting that was hosted by someone outside of the account who installed our app, when someone in the account participated in the meeting?
Any information about those meetings would help because at this moment, my app has “blind spots” for meetings like this.
And 3 more questions re publishing the app:
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I want to publish my app in the marketplace, and for that, it needs to go through your verification process. What will happen if I will publish it now, and later would add a new permissions/webhooks (based on your answer to the question above) - will I need to verify it again? how long will the verification process take for the first submission, and how long for the second one(assuming new webhooks/permission scopes would be added)?
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Currently, we have created a pro user, and to his account we added my free user. The app was developed on the free user (my user). After publishing the app we would want to downgrade the pro account to free account. Will something happen to the app that was already published? What will happen if my free user account would be later associated with another account? I’m asking because I don’t want to lose access to the app, nor I want it to be removed/replaced in the marketplace since we would want out clients to install it.
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We only want organizations that signed up to our service to install our app, so we check that the admin email which was used to install the app is registered in our system. So when I submit the app for verification - how can I know in advance which admin email will be used to install the app?
Thanks!