Broderick_Klem1

I run several webinars a month and use only one webhook, however, we just let Zoom send the reminder and confirmation emails, so we don't even use the join_url webhook response, which is why it's possible.

So shouldn't the fact that we obviously don't have DKIM setup for our competitors domain prevent us from sending emails as them? I'm still confused why those emails didn't go to spam when Gmail looked at the from address and compared it to our envelope.

Also, if you want to have a single form that lets them register for multiple webinars, you can just put the webinar ID field into the form as well and have it be a field that is pushed with the webhook as well. (e.g. instead of "{{my.zoomWebinarId}}" it would be "{{lead.zoomWebinarId}}". Then in the...

You only need a single webhook for Zoom, just use the webinar ID as a token for each program (1 program for each zoom webinar). Here is what the webhook looks like:https://www.zoom.us/v1/webinar/register?id={{my.zoomWebinarId}}&first_name={{lead.First Name}}&last_name={{lead.Last Name}}&email={{lead...

We use Zoom to manage our webinars and we run our registrations and everything through Marketo. We do about 8 webinars a month that are all available for registration at the same time and it's simple to manage. What concerns do you have? I'm happy to help if needed.

Haha, I figured it was easier than that, just didn't know how. Thank you so much!