Hi @Aaron5
Thanks for reaching out to us
I have not seen this issue but happy to look further.
Would you be able to share a tracking ID of a failed request with us so we can look furhter into this?
Hi @Aaron5
Thank you for your patience and apologize for the late reply here.
I reported this to our Engineering team ( ZSEE-195502 internal ticket number for reference)
I will get back to you as soon as I have an update from the team
Hey @Aaron5
The Engineering team updated me and said that this error is expected, which I believe it should not, since the endpoint you are calling is the Add a registrant endpoint
Would you happen to have a more recent tracking ID when you get this error “user does not exist” when calling the Add a registrant endpoint so I can share this new request to our team?
It could also be a screenshot of the issue if you have it
All 3 are POSTs to the endpoint webinars/{webinar_id}/registrants
All 3 contain email addresses which are not already registered to the webinars, though may have been registered for other webinars.
The requests are to 2 separate webinars, ids 88103772725 and 86836646266, each 3000-attendee capacity and less than 500 registrants for each, most of whom have been registered successfully with the same endpoints.
I have 71 failed registrations for webinar 88103772725 and 85 failed registrations for webinar 86836646266.
I’m not sure what other information I can provide, but please let me know what might be helpful.
That said, by far the more prevalent error (4x as often) is 429 Too many requests, described elsewhere. Just in the past 2 hours, 16 registrations have failed to post with 429 errors.
Looks like there’s no API for me to confirm whether an arbitrary user exists, and no way for me to create an account on the user’s behalf other than adding them to my zoom account (which we don’t want to do).
Can you please help me understand the options for resolving this, so that I can present to my client?
Option 1: uncheck this checkbox
Option 2, assuming they want to keep this checked: is there any way to support these registrations from the application?
Thanks for your patience here. Yes, you are correct If this setting is turned on, in order to register for a webinar and to avoid the error, a zoom user for the registrant email must exist beforehand.
If you want to keep this checked then you must ensure the users they’re registering are valid zoom accounts or else they will continue to get the error.
Alternatively, you can turn off the setting “Require attendees to authenticate to join”
I will make sure to make a note so our Docs team can update the documentation for the endpoint.