Validating the Entra ID Permissions and Scopes

Customers integrating their calendars with Zoom services are encouraged to validate the Entra ID permissions for each integration method’s Application ID.

An administrator can confirm all application API permissions have been granted by reviewing the application’s permissions in the Entra ID portal.

Validate the MGAPI Application Permissions method Application ID and scopes for conference rooms

If you are using the Application Permissions method for Zoom Rooms or third-party conference rooms, validate the permissions using the following steps:

1. Sign in to the Azure portal using the Microsoft 365 Administrator account.

2. Click the Microsoft Entra ID logo.

3. Navigate to Enterprise Applications.

4. By default, All applications show in the interactive data table.

5. Click the Zoom app with the Application ID f56e91e5-5a82-452f-b435-d4d78aeaf064.

6. Click the Security drop down and select Permissions.

7. Validate the Admin consent tab matches the screen here:

   

Validate MGAPI Full Delegate method Application ID and scopes for conference rooms or Zoom Rooms

If you are using the Full Delegate method for Zoom Rooms or third-party conference rooms, validate the permissions using the following steps:

1. Sign in to the Azure portal using the Microsoft 365 Administrator account.

2. Click the Microsoft Entra ID logo.

3. Navigate to Enterprise Applications.

4. By default, All applications show in the interactive data table.

5. Click the Zoom app with the Application ID a651cfda-cbdd-4a39-bd03-fa829c3c1b29.

6. Click the Security drop down and select Permissions.

7. Validate the Admin consent tab matches the screen here:

   

Validate the personal calendar Application Permissions ID and scopes

If you are using the Application Permissions method for personal calendars, validate the permissions using the following steps:

1. Sign in to the Azure portal using the Microsoft 365 Administrator account.

2. Click the Microsoft Entra ID logo.

3. Navigate to Enterprise Applications.

4. By default, All applications show in the interactive data table.

5. Click the Zoom app with the Application ID f46ceaed-fb2d-4694-803b-6341837f0ed2.

6. Click the Security drop down and select Permissions.

7. Validate the Admin consent tab matches the screen here:

   

Validate the personal calendar OAuth Application ID and scopes

If you used the OAuth integration method for your users, also called Delegated Permissions, validate the permissions using the following steps:

1. Sign in to the Azure portal using the Microsoft 365 Administrator account.

2. Click the Microsoft Entra ID logo.

3. Navigate to Enterprise Applications.

4. By default, All applications show in the interactive data table.

5. Click the Zoom app with the Application ID fc108d3f-543d-4374-bbff-c7c51f651fe5.

6. Click the Security drop down and select Permissions.

7. Validate the Admin consent tab matches the screen here:

   

Revoking Entra ID permissions

Using the same methods described in the validation steps above, you can revoke permissions for Zoom apps, if necessary. As mentioned in the section Configure Zoom web portal Calendar and Contact user consent settings, the Application Permissions method of integrating Zoom services and Microsoft 365 may provide a higher level of permission than your organization is comfortable with.

By simply returning to Entra ID and the Enterprise application permissions screen, you can click the ellipsis icon of the API function you wish to revoke and select Revoke Permission.