What it does
Zoom becomes a meeting provider: when a meeting is booked through a scheduling page, or created from the Custral calendar. Custral generates a Zoom link and puts it on the event, so invitees get a working join link without anyone pasting one.Connect
1
Connect the calendar it belongs to
You’ll need a Zoom account that’s allowed to create meetings. No prior calendar connection is required, though Custral needs a calendar to put the event on.
2
Authorize
Go to Settings → Integrations, choose Zoom, and complete the
provider’s consent screen.
3
Set it as your meeting provider
In your calendar settings, pick Zoom as the conferencing provider for the
calendars that should use it.
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Limitations
- Custral creates meeting links; it doesn’t pull attendance, recordings, or chat transcripts back from Zoom. For recording and transcription of calls, see Recording.
- The provider applies per calendar, not per booking page, a booking page inherits whatever its calendar is set to.
- Changing the provider affects new events only. Existing events keep the link they were created with.
Troubleshooting
Disconnect
Disconnect from Settings → Integrations. Events that already exist keep their links, Custral stops generating new ones, and booking pages fall back to the calendar’s default.See also
- Scheduling: booking pages that create these meetings.
- Calendar: connecting a calendar and its settings.
- Connected accounts: managing what’s linked.