This template starts when Zoom creates a meeting, shortens the join URL with T2M, and writes the short link back onto the meeting.
JavaScript calls the T2M API. Connect Zoom. Use a JavaScript node to call T2M. Put the T2M API key in that JavaScript node.
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The scenario starts when Zoom creates a meeting on the account you connect.
Use a JavaScript node to call the T2M API with the meeting join URL. Put the T2M API key in that JavaScript node.
Zoom updates the meeting so the short link sits in the agenda or description.
Add a Zoom connection with permission to read new meetings and update them. Watch meeting created.
Add a JavaScript node and put your T2M API key there. Send the Zoom join URL to T2M and read back the short link.
Update the Zoom meeting and put the short URL in the agenda or description so you can copy it when you invite people.
Create a test meeting and confirm the short URL appears on the meeting.
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