First off, you'll want to click the Zoom Meetings icon in the left toolbar. To use the Zoom integration in Teams, you can do a couple of things. You might be prompted to log in again with both your Office 365 and Zoom accounts. Then, choose Set up a bot and this will install both the Zoom Tab and the Zoom Bot for Microsoft teams.īe sure to follow the Bot's instructions, and once finished, you'll be able to use the integration. If you want to do this, then search and select the channel or team you would like to use with the Zoom Meeting integration. Or, you can click the down arrow and choose to Add to team or Add to chat so you can add it to a specific channel or chat in Teams. This should open the listing in Teams.Īnyway, once you have the Zoom listing open in Teams, click the Add button. If you're not finding it, then you can click this link here to visit the Microsoft App Source, followed by Get it now. Where it says Search all apps you can type in Zoom. Head into Microsoft Teams, and click the Apps button in the sidebar. With Zoom configured for Teams, you can now move on to configuring Teams for Zoom. You'll then be taken to your Teams account. Anyway, you'll then want to click the Install button to confirm the permissions for the app and then choose Authorize.
If it's not, please contact your IT admin. In some cases, the Teams app will need to be pre-approved.
Search for Microsoft Teams, and then click the app. To do this, log in with your Zoom account and navigate to the Zoom Marketplace. Next up in this process, you'll need to configure Zoom for Microsoft Teams. It works for us, but it's best to check with your IT Admin to see if your accounts are truly compatible. In our testing, though, we managed to add a free-tier Zoom to our Teams account and into a Team channel. Any other account, including free plans, will work with the Zoom bot in a one-on-one. Zoom also notes that you'll need a paid Pro, Business, Education, or API plan to use the Zoom bot in a Team channel. It's not generally something you can do yourself, unless you have the right permissions, of course. Please be aware, though, that a lot of this is up to your IT Admin.
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