World for Zoom asks employees to authenticate again on a schedule you set. Once an employee authenticates, their Human Badge appears automatically in every Zoom meeting until that window expires.
Where to find the setting
Select Integrations in the sidebar, then World for Zoom. The panel that opens shows your connection status and a Configuration section containing Verification frequency.
Choosing a frequency
The setting controls how often employees must authenticate again before joining a Zoom call. Four intervals are available: 24 hours, 7 days, 15 days, and 30 days. 24 hours is selected by default.
A shorter interval means an employee's Human Badge always reflects a recent authentication, and employees are prompted more often. A longer interval means fewer prompts, and a longer gap between an employee's last authentication and the meeting they are in.
What employees experience
When a window expires, the Zoom side panel prompts the employee to authenticate at the start of their next meeting. Re-authentication asks them to take a live selfie, and there is no setup to repeat.
For the full employee experience, see How do I use World for Zoom?
Checking who has authenticated
Across your organization
Analytics has a World for Zoom tab showing how the integration is being used.
Two charts track the Human Badge over time, a cumulative count of users holding one and the number of unique users. You can switch both charts between monthly and weekly views.
For one employee
Open Employees and select a person. Their profile shows, alongside their World ID status and team:
- Zoom Human Badge. When their current badge expires, for example Expires in 22 hours, or Not verified if they do not currently hold one.
- World for Zoom authentication cadence. The interval that applies to them.
This is where to look when you need to know whether a specific person will join their next meeting with a Human Badge.
The portal shows whether a badge is currently valid and when it expires. It does not show a history of past authentications.