Hello,

I've been looking into the Zoom API and the current connector that we have for Zoom data. It seems that every time we sync the data, we must perform a full historical sync from scratch.

While inspecting the API, I realized that there are some workarounds towards creating an incremental sync model, especially when loading reports and listing meetings. Most of these endpoints allow querying with a "from date" and "to date". In this sense, I wonder if the connector can use these parameters to do an incremental sync of the data, since gathering meeting reports is the most "expensive" part of the operation and the one that most heavily have impacts on rate limiting. I think that it is worth trying to use incremental syncs by the usage of this date parameter on the query to Zoom's endpoints...

Also, since rate limits are so low (60,000 heavy/resource intensive requests/day), it is crucial to create a solution to sync data in chunks, otherwise we will always be stuck with the same records being imported and the connector not being effective at all...

I'm looking forward to hearing from you!

Best regards,

Allan