There are two ways to embed Zoom recordings in Confluence cloud. The Confluence Plugin for Zoom Recordings can be used to select a cloud recording that will then be streamed into the Confluence page. The plugin also allows to slice the video into chapters that help viewers navigate to key moments in the video.

Alternatively, the recording can also be downloaded to the user’s local drive as an mp4 file and then uploaded to Confluence.

Recorded meetings can be shared with a link, uploading the recording to YouTube, or on any other platform of your choice.

Confluence is a great way to share recorded Zoom meetings with non-participants. Any recording can be embedded in a page with the Confluence Plugin for Zoom Recordings.

Yes, you will need the Confluence Plugin for Zoom Recordings to bypass the password in shared Zoom recordings. Our plugin has been vetted by Zoom and meets with all their security standards. Rather than requiring to share a password with any external users, the plugin authenticates into Zoom to then stream protected recordings.

We recommend making use of Confluence permissions and page restrictions to secure access to protected videos with bypassed passwords.

Instructional videos used for training purposes, and usually focus on showing how to complete a task or follow a process. Instructional videos are a very effective tool for onboarding new employees and can be easily made with Zoom. Simply start a meeting without inviting any participants, start the recording, and go over the instructional content.

This videos can then be embedded into Confluence and published in a page dedicated to educating colleagues around a specific topic.