
Enter your UP mail account and password. You can log in your Zoom account by following any of these options:įollow these steps to log in to your Zoom account. Group collaboration tools such as breakout rooms and co-annotation on shared screens. Video and web conferencing with multiple participants. Zoom has features that include the following: UP Administrative Staff and Students can request for licensed Zoom accounts by filing a ticket at the UP System ICT Support at. UP Faculty and REPS are automatically provisioned with licensed Zoom accounts. Who can have Zoom licenses for their UP Mail accounts? Remote meetings can be held, enabling communication among faculty and students even outside the physical classroom. The users will be automatically approved and appear in your users list.Zoom is a software with a cloud platform for audio and video conferencing, collaboration, chat, and webinars that can be used on desktop computers, laptops, and mobile devices. This pertains to all users included in the CSV file. Select any features you would like to apply. Designate Basic, Licensed, or On-Prem as the license type.
Save the spreadsheet as a CSV (comma-delimited) file. Information in the other columns can be changed after importing users. Note: The first three columns are required. Each piece of information is a separate column. Enter users' information following the CSV format. Open the file using spreadsheet software like Microsoft Excel. Note: You can also directly download the CSV sample. Click Download CSV Sample to download a sample you can fill out. On the right side of the page, click Import. In the navigation panel, click User Management then Users. If user name or PMI is invalid or occupied, it will generate a random number/random personal vanity URL.
If the user is a Licensed user, the API call will generate a Personal Vanity URL using the user name (no domain) of the provisioning email. Users created with this API call will only be able to login via SSO. When pre-provisioning is enabled for your account, the ssoCreate API call will also be enabled for your account.
Next to Provision User, choose Prior to Sign-In. Login to your Zoom account and navigate to the Single Sign-On page. How to enable pre-provisioning for your account How to enable pre-provisioning for your account. Note: Newly created users that do not match an approved associated domain on your account will be sent an email to verify their email address. This means that when a user tries to log in, a Zoom account will be created for them based on your SAML mapping. However, if you do not want Zoom accounts to be automatically created when a user attempts to sign in, you can use pre-provisioning instead and create users via REST API or CSV. Zoom uses Just-In-Time (JIT) provisioning with Single Sign-On by default.