Connect Zoom with Glow
Zoom is where the actual conversations happen — sales calls, support escalations, standups. Connect it to Glow to trigger workflows when a meeting starts, ends or gets recorded, and to schedule new meetings automatically from calendar events, deals or support tickets in your other tools.
Connect ZoomWhat you can do
Triggers
- Meeting startedFires when a scheduled meeting begins.
- Meeting endedFires when a meeting concludes.
- Recording completedFires when a cloud recording finishes processing.
- New meeting scheduledFires when a new meeting is scheduled on the account.
Actions
- Create meetingSchedule a new meeting with a topic, time and invitees.
- Update meetingChange the time or details of an existing meeting.
- Delete meetingCancel an existing meeting.
- Add registrantAdd a registrant to a meeting or webinar.
Use cases
Recording to recap
Every completed recording gets transcribed and summarized by OpenAI, then posted to the deal’s channel in Slack.
Kickoff call, auto-scheduled
When an opportunity closes in Salesforce, a kickoff call gets scheduled automatically and added to Google Calendar for both teams.
No-show follow-up
Meetings that end in under two minutes trigger a follow-up email draft in Gmail so no lead falls through after a no-show.
How it works
Connect your account
Authorize Glow to access your Zoom account in a couple of clicks — no API keys or webhooks to configure by hand.
Pick a trigger or action
Choose one of Zoom's triggers to start a workflow, or drop in one of its actions as a step further down the chain.
Map the data
Wire fields from Zoom into the rest of your workflow — Glow handles the formatting so every step downstream gets what it expects.
Turn it on
Publish the workflow and Glow runs it automatically from then on, every time the trigger fires.
Related integrations
Slack
Turn Slack into the command center for your automations — post updates, kick off workflows from a message, and keep every channel in sync with what’s happening in your other tools.
Gmail
Trigger workflows from incoming email and send messages from your workflows without opening an inbox.
Google Calendar
Create, update and react to events so scheduling stops being something a person has to remember to do.
Asana
Create and update tasks automatically so project status reflects reality without someone updating it by hand.