Hi @zenotidev ,
Greg:
The issue with the restricting users solution/meeting authentication which I mentioned in my original post is if the email address is not the same for Zoom and the fitness business accounts. If someone makes an account with Email A for the yoga company and Email B for their Zoom account, then this meeting authentication would fail right? The user would not be able to join the meeting.
This is a misunderstanding. Please see below for clarification:
Essentially, you have several options to define an authenticated user. See the support article for more guidance:https://support.zoom.com/hc/en/article?id=zm_kb&sysparm_article=KB0061263
Greg:
It looks like there is an authentication_exception parameter in the create meeting api:
With this would we be able to pass along the emails of our registered users and then they wouldn’t have to register?
Registration and meeting authentication are two separate settings and are not dependent upon one another. You can require both, either or neither. In your instance, I would enable both to best ensure only certain people have access to the meeting.
Hope this clears things up!
