Migration guide

Zoom Chat offers similar APIs, webhooks, and developer tools as Slack, including incoming webhooks, a Chatbot card designer, and an extensive API library and webhook server.

Migration steps

This migration guide covers migrating your existing Slackbot or Slack integration to Zoom Chat.

1. Migrate your Slack data (like users, channels, and messages) to Zoom Chat.
2. Get your developer credentials and authorize your application.
3. Update your token workflows.
4. Update your Slack block formatting to use Zoom Chat message cards.
5. Update your Chatbot APIs for things like Sending, editing, and deleting Chatbot messages.
6. Update your Chatbot webhook server for things like Slash commands and UI Elements, or for Incoming Webhooks messages from other applications.
7. Update any additional Slack APIs or webhooks you are using to the Zoom equivalent.
8. If you want your app to be available to users outside your company or personal Zoom account, publish it to the Zoom App Marketplace.

Notes

• If you are using Slack Bolt or Slack SDK, we suggest migrating to Zoom Rivet directly.
• If you are using Slack App Surfaces, we suggest migrating to Zoom Apps SDK directly.
• For building a new chatbot or integration for Zoom Chat, you can start here or use Zoom Rivet.