How do you know the executive speaking on Zoom is really present before the transfer is approved?
Verify the person on the Zoom call before the instruction executes
Presence verifies who is actually on the call using Zoom's own participant events — and binds the approval that follows to a check an impersonator cannot pass.
What happens on the call
The connector installs from your Zoom account through Zoom's OAuth flow. Sign-in and event handling are built; the Marketplace listing review is our job, not yours.
Zoom's participant webhooks — signature-verified against the raw request bytes — drive verification. A gray-zone participant can be raised for a step-up rather than silently tolerated.
A failing verdict locks the approval button immediately. Removing someone from the call needs Zoom to grant moderation first.
The durable control
The instruction becomes a transaction. The check sits on the transaction.
An instruction given on a call usually turns into an action somewhere else — a wire, a reset, a change of account. The meeting connector raises confidence about who is on the call; the durable control is the action-bound presence check on that transaction itself, which a convincing impersonation cannot pass. Every decision is sealed into a signed Presence Record you can verify without us.
What this page does not claim
Limits
- Zoom exposes no REST mute, so a verdict cannot mute a participant. The approval is locked instead — stated here rather than implying an effect we cannot apply.