Using Snowflake with ZoomMate and Zoom Virtual Agent

This article explains how to enable and manage the integration between ZoomMate, Zoom Virtual Agent and Snowflake through the Zoom web portal.

Snowflake app approved in Zoom Marketplace
Supported browser: Chrome, Edge, Safari, or Firefox (latest version)
Use of Snowflake in agentic workflows requires ZoomMate.
For Workflows: To use an app in Workflows, the app must first be admin approved in the Marketplace.

Account owner or admin privileges for the Zoom web portal
Basic, Pro, Business, Education, or Enterprise account
Zoom Virtual Agent license
Edit access to Virtual Agent product
Zoom desktop app
- Windows: 7.0.5 or higher
- macOS: 7.0.5 or higher
- Linux: 7.0.5 or higher

How to authenticate Snowflake app

When authenticating, users will be asked to provide Account Identifier, Client ID and Client Secret, in addition to user name an password.
To find Account Identifer of their snowflake account, check this Snowflake article: Account identifiers.
To get client ID and client secret, follow Snowflake's instructions in Configure Snowflake OAuth for custom clients, and to create a security integration as documented here:CREATE SECURITY INTEGRATION (Snowflake OAuth).
- For OAUTH_REDIRECT_URI = '<uri>' in the "create security integration" command, replace <uri> with https://integrations.zoom.us/connectors/oauth/callback/authorized.

Windows | macOS | Linux

Sign in to the Zoom desktop app.
In the navigation bar, click the ZoomMate tab.
Note: If you do not see the ZoomMate tab, click the More tab, then click ZoomMate.
Click Workflows, then click + Create.
Click Start with a node, then under Apps, click Snowflake.
Select from the available predefined nodes.
Click Authenticate if the message Missing credentials or scopes appears.

Web

Sign in to the Zoom web portal.
In the top-right corner, click the Zoom Products icon.
In the Zoom Products menu, click ZoomMate.
ZoomMate will open in a new browser tab.
Click Workflows, then click + Create.
Click Start with a node, then under Apps, click Snowflake.
Select from the available predefined nodes.
Click Authenticate if the message Missing credentials or scopes appears.

Sign in to the Zoom web portal.
In the navigation menu, click AI Studio, then Integrations.
In the Marketplace tools, click Snowflake, then Connect.
A new tab will open to begin the authentication process.
- If you are already logged into Snowflake, your credentials will not be requested.
- If you are not logged in, enter your Snowflake credentials and submit them.
Click Save.
Once authentication is successful, the integration will appear on your Integrations page with a Connected status.

Communications between this app and Zoom/Okta are encrypted:

This app stores access credentials in the local data store:

Okta OAuth2 tokens and Zoom OAuth credentials (both user-level only) are stored in an encrypted database.