Configure Connection

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Create a Zoom Server-to-Server OAuth app, configure its credentials in NIM, and test access to the current account.

Before you startDirect link to Before you start

Create API access following the Zoom Server-to-Server OAuth instructions. This authentication method uses application credentials without an interactive user authorization flow.

NIM requires Client ID, Client Secret, and Account ID.

Create the Server-to-Server OAuth appDirect link to Create the Server-to-Server OAuth app

Create a Server-to-Server OAuth app in the Zoom App Marketplace using the vendor instructions linked above.
Configure the scopes needed for your user, group, SIP phone, and phone settings processes. Confirm that the app owner's permissions allow those scopes.
Complete the app configuration and activate it.
On the app's credentials page, securely record the Client ID, Client Secret, and Account ID.

Enter the connection settingsDirect link to Enter the connection settings

In NIM Studio, open Systems > Overview and add a Zoom system, or select the existing system.
Open its Connection screen.
Enter the following settings and save the connection.

NIM setting	Value
Client ID	The client identifier of the Zoom Server-to-Server OAuth app.
Client Secret	The secret belonging to that app.
Account ID	The account identifier shown in the app's credentials.

Test current account accessDirect link to Test current account access

Select Test Connection. NIM calls:
```
GET /v2/users/me
```
This request retrieves information about the current account represented by the Server-to-Server OAuth token.
Confirm that the test succeeds. If it fails, verify the credentials, Account ID, app activation, and scopes required to read the current user.
Collect the system and inspect users, groups, group_members, sip_phones, and phone_users_settings, as needed for your process.
Validate intended user lifecycle, group access, and phone settings changes with safe test records before enabling automation.

The connection test reads current account information. Validate each required collection and write operation separately.

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