Integration

Rize + Zoom

Native Zoom integration that imports your cloud recording transcripts and turns them into time entries automatically. Meeting time is captured with real context — no timers, no manual notes.

The problem

Why Zoom alone isn't enough

Zoom is where much of the workday actually happens, but none of that time records itself. After back-to-back calls, your calendar shows blocks with generic titles — no record of what was discussed, which client it was for, or whether the time was billable.

Reconstructing meeting time by hand means reading calendar invites days later and guessing. For agencies and consultancies billing by the hour, that guesswork turns directly into unbilled client time.

Rize fixes this by importing the transcript of each Zoom cloud recording and turning it into a suggested time entry. The entry lands in your Time Entry Inbox with the meeting's real content behind it, so you review and approve instead of reconstructing from memory.

What you can do

Automatic import when a cloud recording transcript is ready

Each meeting becomes a suggested time entry in your Time Entry Inbox

AI categorizes meeting time by client and project

Read-only access — Rize can never modify or delete your recordings

Auto-import can be paused and resumed at any time

Disconnecting removes your Zoom data from Rize

Key benefits

What you get with Rize

Meeting time captured with real context

Instead of a blank calendar block, each imported meeting carries its transcript, so the suggested time entry reflects what the meeting was actually about — ready to categorize by client and project.

Read-only by design

Rize requests only two read-only Zoom scopes: listing your cloud recordings and reading their files. It cannot delete, edit, or share anything in your Zoom account.

You stay in control

Turn auto-import off to hold new recordings without losing them, and back on to release everything that was held. Imported entries are suggestions — you review, edit, approve, or reject each one.

Clean disconnection

Disconnect from Rize or from the Zoom App Marketplace — either way, Rize deletes the stored credentials and your Zoom data. Approved time entries stay in your timeline; your Zoom account is untouched.

How to set it up

1

Sign in to Rize at app.rize.io

2

Go to Settings → Integrations → Zoom and click Connect

3

Approve the read-only access on Zoom's authorization page

4

Record your meetings to the cloud with audio transcript enabled

5

Review the suggested time entries in your Time Entry Inbox

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Rize has a native Zoom integration that imports the transcripts of your Zoom cloud recordings and turns them into suggested time entries automatically. Connect it in Settings → Integrations → Zoom.

Yes. When a Zoom cloud recording finishes transcribing, Zoom notifies Rize and the transcript is imported. A suggested time entry for the meeting appears in your Time Entry Inbox, where you review, edit, approve, or reject it.

No. Zoom records and transcribes the meeting through its own cloud recording feature. Rize only imports the finished transcript with read-only access — it cannot record, modify, or delete anything in your Zoom account.

A Zoom plan that supports cloud recording (Pro or higher), with cloud recording and audio transcript enabled in your Zoom settings. Local recordings never leave your machine, so Rize cannot import them. On the Rize side, the integration requires a plan that includes integrations.

Two read-only scopes: listing your cloud recordings and reading a recording's files, including the transcript. No write scopes are requested, so Rize can never change or delete anything in your Zoom account.

Rize stops importing immediately and deletes the stored Zoom credentials and connection data. Time entries you already approved remain in your Rize timeline. Your Zoom recordings and transcripts stay in Zoom untouched. You can disconnect from Rize settings or by removing the app in the Zoom App Marketplace.

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