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When a new meeting is scheduled in Zoom, Activepieces creates a new record in Airtable with the meeting title, date, and host information.
When a meeting starts, Airtable updates the meeting’s status to “In Progress” and logs the timestamp.
When a meeting ends, Activepieces adds the duration, participant count, and recording link to the Airtable record.
When a recording becomes available in Zoom, Activepieces uploads the recording link and summary to the appropriate Airtable project.
Automate Meeting Tracking and Follow-Ups
With Activepieces, you can automatically log and organize Zoom meeting data in Airtable. Keep track of schedules, participants, and recordings without switching tools or copying information manually.
Secure, Reliable, and Fully Configurable
All Zoom-Airtable automations through Activepieces use encrypted and authenticated APIs. You can choose which Zoom events trigger Airtable actions, filter by meeting type, and map data fields to your preferred base structure.
FAQs About Zoom-Airtable Integration
How can I integrate Zoom with Airtable?
You can connect Zoom and Airtable using Activepieces’ no-code builder. Choose Zoom triggers like “New Meeting Scheduled,” “Meeting Ended,” or “Recording Available,” and pair them with Airtable actions such as “Create Record” or “Update Record.”
Can I automatically log new meetings in Airtable?
Yes, whenever a new meeting is created in Zoom, Activepieces can add it to Airtable with all relevant details, including the meeting link and time.
Can I track attendance or participants automatically?
Absolutely. You can log participant join and leave events in Airtable, making it easy to track who attended and for how long.
Can I store Zoom recordings in Airtable?
Yes, when a meeting recording becomes available, Activepieces can upload the recording link and meeting summary to a designated Airtable table.
Can I organize meetings by client or project?
Yes, you can use filters and lookup fields in Airtable to categorize meetings based on client names, projects, or departments automatically.
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