Connect your Zoom account and schedule live classes as lessons inside your courses. Each learner joins through a link registered to them, hosts are picked from your licence pool automatically, and recordings come back onto the lesson without anyone uploading a file.
Connecting Zoom turns a live session from something that lives in a calendar invitation into part of the course itself. You schedule a live lesson in the course structure, and the platform creates the Zoom meeting, registers each enrolled learner individually, and gives them their own join link on the lesson page. The host start link is only ever returned to people with permission to edit the lesson, so a learner cannot start or take over the session.
The integration also solves the licence problem that catches organizations running several classes at once. You give the platform the list of licensed Zoom host emails you have, and when a class is scheduled it picks a host from that pool that is free at that time and can seat the expected number of participants. After a session ends, the recording is fetched from Zoom, imported, and re-hosted on the platform's own streaming delivery so it plays inside the lesson.
Schedule a live lesson with a title, start time, duration, and expected participants from 2 up to 1,000. It sits in your course structure in sequence with everything else and appears on the platform calendar.
Each enrolled learner is registered with the meeting and gets a link belonging to them, rather than everyone sharing one public meeting URL.
The platform selects a free licensed host from the pool you configured, so parallel classes do not require someone tracking which licence is booked.
Tick the get recordings option when scheduling, and after the session the recording is fetched, imported, and re-hosted on your platform, appearing on the live lesson for enrolled learners.
When a learner books and pays for a one-to-one private session, the Zoom meeting is created automatically and the host is notified with an add-to-calendar link.
In the Zoom App Marketplace, create a server-to-server OAuth app on your Zoom account and note its account ID, client ID, and client secret.
In the Wisdom LMS SaaS Portal, open Integrations and add Zoom.
Enter the account ID, client ID, and client secret.
In the host emails field, list the licensed Zoom users the platform may schedule meetings for, separated by commas. This is your host pool.
Enable the integration, then schedule a test live lesson to confirm a meeting is created and a join link appears for an enrolled learner.
Zoom is what makes a live lesson work: the meeting creation, the per-learner registrant links, the restricted host start link, and the automatic selection of a free licensed host.
After a Zoom session ends, its cloud recording is fetched, imported, and re-hosted on your platform, appearing on the same live lesson where the class took place.
A session type set to Zoom creates its meeting automatically the moment a booking is paid for, so nobody has to set up a call after the fact.
Run instructor-led sessions as part of a structured programme rather than as invitations floating outside it. Attendance is recorded against the employee's course record, and the recording is there for whoever could not attend.
Deliver hybrid modules where the lecture is live and the rest is on demand, with the live class in the same sequence students already follow. Host pooling handles a timetable where several classes run at once.
Run live group classes and one-to-one coaching from one place, with the meeting created automatically when someone books, and no separate scheduling tool to maintain.
Host member workshops and CPD sessions where attendance has to be evidenced. Each attendee joins through their own registered link, and their attendance is recorded against their enrollment.
Run one session for a distributed cohort with up to 1,000 seats, and let anyone in an incompatible time zone pick up the recording on the same lesson page afterwards.
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