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# Zoom connector

> Connect Mammoth to Zoom with a Zoom sign-in, pick tables and columns in the connector workspace, and save Zoom data as a dataset.

This page shows how to connect Mammoth to Zoom and import its data as a dataset. You sign in to Zoom; there are no keys to copy.

Which connectors you can add depends on your plan.

## What you need before connecting Zoom

- A Zoom account with access to the data you want to import

## Connect Zoom

1. Open the **Connectors** launcher and click **Zoom** (see [Add a connector](https://mammoth.io/docs/learn/connectors/connector-workspace/)).
2. In the chat, click the button to sign in to Zoom and allow Mammoth access.



## Pick Zoom data and save a dataset

1. In **Tables**, open a table and tick the columns you want. They gather in **Your table**.
2. Click **Preview 100 rows** to check the data.
3. Click **Save as dataset**, name it, and choose **Daily** or **Manual** under **Keep it up to date**.

## Zoom update methods

Zoom supports a key column, so after you save, the dataset's **Update method** offers **Replace all data**, **Add new rows only** and **Keep only the newest rows**. For the last two, pick a **Key column** whose values only go up, such as an ID or a date.

## Troubleshoot Zoom

- **A table is missing or empty:** check that the Zoom account you signed in with can see that data in Zoom.

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Source: https://mammoth.io/docs/learn/connectors/zoom-connector.md · Updated: 2026-11-03