Zoom to introduce event platform and app integration service

Zoom held a virtual conference called Zoomtopia on October 15-16 (local time). As the spread of Corona 19 infection began, Zoom, which became the de facto standard in the field of video conferencing services, announced a new service here.

President of Marketplace Events Platform onjum ( OnZoom re peuseu (to integrate third-party applications on) and zoom Zapps is. Apps in Zoom) it. There are already 35 initial partners registered in Japs.

With OnZoom, depending on the license, hosts can open one-time or series events with 100 to 1,000 participants and sell tickets. Yoga teachers, nonprofits, and professional event organizers can also sell tickets at the Onzoom Marketplace. Payment methods support PayPal and credit card, and we are considering introducing other payment methods in the future. In addition, it provides a way to request donations as an event for non-profit organizations through the Pledgeling partnership.

In the case of Zapos, the structure that allows apps to be integrated directly into Zoom eliminates the need for users to switch between apps on their desktops. Zaps shares the apps it needs to increase productivity, allowing teams to freely exchange necessary information before or during a meeting. It’s like an app store where you can find what you need in zoom meetings, chats, webinars, and contacts.

The integrated app starts with screen sharing, but collaboration conducted by distributing the application to all participants is also possible. Asana, Dropbox, Herbspot, Slack, and Survey Monkey are among the 35 early partners. More information on Zoomtopia can be found here .