Ringcentral Meetings API

Meeting Configuration

Get Meeting Service Info

Returns information on dial-in numbers for meetings, support and international dial-in numbers URIs and meeting account information.

Get Assistants

Returns assistants information.
Get Assisted Users

Returns assisted users information.

Meeting Management

Get Scheduled Meetings

Returns a list of meetings for a particular extension. The list of meetings does not include meetings of ‘Instant’ type.

Create Meetings

Creates a new meeting.

Get Meeting Info

Returns a particular meetings details by ID.

Update Meeting

Modifies a particular meeting.

Delete Meeting

Deletes a scheduled meeting.

End Meeting

Ends a meetings which is in progress.

Meeting Recordings

Get Account Meeting Recordings List

Returns the list of meeting recordings for the current account.

Get User Meeting Recordings List

Returns the list of meetings recordings for the current user.

RingCentral API Reference

Welcome to the RingCentral API. This reference is not only an authoritative reference to all of RingCentral’s APIs, but also a way for anyone to interact with the API in real time, using real data, without using any code.

The RingCentral API Reference is generated from the RingCentral API Swagger specification and is based on the Open API Specification.

First time using the RingCentral API?

If you are a new RingCentral Developer, the best way to get started quickly is to try out one of our many Quick Start Guides which are available in a number of programming language. Try one of them below:

• Send an SMS using our Messaging API
• Dial a number using Ringout using our Voice API
• Display a list of answering rules using our Call Management API
• Create a team chat using our Glip API
• Create a meeting using our Meetings API

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