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Microsoft SharePoint Online

Automatically upload new Zoom recordings to Microsoft SharePoint

This workflow automatically transfers new Zoom cloud recordings to a specified Microsoft SharePoint document library, ensuring your video content is efficiently organized and accessible to your team or audience.

By eliminating manual file transfer and storage, this process streamlines content management and provides a centralized hub for your Zoom recordings. The workflow is triggered whenever a new cloud recording is completed for a Zoom meeting or webinar, and it then uploads the recording file to the designated SharePoint location.

Updated Apr 2, 2026Est. run: 7sEst. cost: $0.0004
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What this template does

  • Transfers new Zoom cloud recordings to a specified Microsoft SharePoint document library
  • Organizes video content in a centralized hub for your team or audience
  • Eliminates manual file transfer and storage for efficient content management
  • Triggers the workflow automatically when a new Zoom cloud recording is completed
  • Uploads the recording file to the designated SharePoint location

How it works

1
Trigger

Trigger: New Zoom Recording

The workflow is triggered whenever a new cloud recording is completed for a Zoom meeting or webinar.

2
Logic

Process Recording

The workflow prepares the recording file for upload to SharePoint, ensuring it is in the correct format and includes any necessary metadata.

3
Action

Upload to SharePoint

The processed recording file is then uploaded to the designated SharePoint document library, making the video content accessible and organized for the team or audience.

Setup guide

1

Add Zoom Credential

Add your Zoom API credentials in the Latenode Credentials panel. This allows the workflow to authenticate with your Zoom account and access your cloud recordings.

2

Configure Microsoft SharePoint Connection

In the Latenode builder, add a Microsoft SharePoint Online node and configure the connection to your SharePoint site. Specify the document library and folder where you want to upload the Zoom recordings.

3

Map Zoom Recording Details

In the Zoom trigger node settings, map the relevant recording details (such as file name, recording URL, and any other metadata) that you want to transfer to the SharePoint document library.

4

Customize SharePoint Upload

Customize the SharePoint Online node settings to specify how you want the Zoom recording files to be uploaded, such as file naming conventions, metadata, and any other preferences.

5

Review and Activate Workflow

Review the complete workflow in the Latenode builder, make any final adjustments, and then activate the workflow to start automatically transferring new Zoom cloud recordings to your Microsoft SharePoint document library.

Requirements

A Zoom account with the ability to access and manage cloud recordings
A Microsoft SharePoint Online account with a document library to store the Zoom recordings
Permissions to upload files to the designated SharePoint document library
Access to the Zapier platform to create a Zap that connects Zoom and SharePoint

FAQ

Common questions about this template

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