Mass-deploying with preconfigured settings for iOS

Notes:

• (A) These options are only available for devices in the China region.
• (B) To acquire your account ID, have an account admin or owner submit a request to Zoom Support.
• (C) To have this feature enabled, have an account admin or owner submit a request to Zoom Support. The owner will also need to edit a role to have view/edit access to Device Policy Management. The required token can then be retrieved from the Device Policy Management page. 
• Use the prefix "mandatory:" followed by the key name if you want to make the configuration option mandatory for all users. Users won't be able to change the option when using Zoom on iOS.

Sample XML for Intune

<dict>
 <key>ForceLoginWithSSO</key>
 <integer>1</integer>
 <key>SetSSOURL</key>
 <string>success</string>
 <key>MeetingReminder</key>
 <integer>1</integer>
 <key>mandatory:SyncMeetingFromCalendar</key>
 <integer>0</integer>
 <key>mandatory:TurnOffVideoCameraOnJoin</key>
 <integer>0</integer>
</dict>

Sample XML for AirWatch

<managedAppConfiguration>
    <version>1.2.10</version>
    <bundleId>us.zoom.videomeetings</bundleId>
    <dict>
        <integer keyName="ForceLoginWithSSO">
           <defaultValue>
                <value>1</value>
          </defaultValue>
       </integer>
       <string keyName="SetSSOURL">
           <defaultValue>
               <value>success</value>
           </defaultValue>
       </string>
       <integer keyName="MeetingReminder">
           <defaultValue>
               <value>1</value>
           </defaultValue>
       </integer>
       <integer keyName="mandatory:SyncMeetingFromCalendar">
          <defaultValue>
                <value>0</value>
           </defaultValue>
       </integer>
       <integer keyName="mandatory:TurnOffVideoCameraOnJoin">
            <defaultValue>
                <value>0</value>
          </defaultValue>
      </integer>
    </dict>
</managedAppConfiguration>

How to configure with Intune

How to install Intune Company Portal on users' devices

1. Install the Intune Company Portal app on your users' phones. 
2. Instruct your users to sign in to the Company Portal app and follow the in-app instructions and allow the app to manage their devices.
3. Instruct your users to install Zoom using the Intune Company Portal app.

How to apply a configuration policy

1. Sign in to the Microsoft 365 Device Management dashboard.
2. In the left-side navigation menu, click Client apps then App configuration policies.
   
3. Click Add and enter the following information:
   
   • Name: Enter a display name for the configuration.
   • Description: Enter a description to help identify the configuration.
   • Device enrollment type: Select Managed devices.
   • Platform: Select iOS.
   • Associated app: Select ZOOM Cloud Meetings AppStore.
4. Click Configuration settings.
5. In the Configuration settings format drop-down menu, select Enter XML Data.
6. Use the text box to set the configuration options. 
7. Click OK.

Note: While not required, not deploying an associated App Protection Policy will result in users being prompted to sign in to the Intune account upon every launch of the Zoom app. Upon first launch users will need to sign in with their Microsoft credentials, but including the App Protection Policy avoids any further Intune authentication prompts. 

How to assign configuration policy to a group

1. Click Assignments in the left-side panel.
   
2. Click Select groups to include.
3. Search for a group you want to apply the policy to and click the group name to add them to the selected list.
4. Click Select.
5. Click Save to finish applying the policy to the selected groups. 
   It may take several minutes for the configuration to be pushed to all devices.