[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":107},["ShallowReactive",2],{"ls-connection":3,"support-article-getting-started-sign-in":5},{"connected":4},false,{"article":6,"related":29,"neighbors":99,"alternates":101},{"feature":7,"category":8,"locale":9,"slug":7,"title":10,"lede":11,"purpose":12,"steps":14,"notes":21,"updated":28},"sign-in","start","en","Sign in with your Livestorm account","You get in with the account you already use for Livestorm. There is no separate password to keep.",[13],"Each workspace here belongs to one Livestorm workspace, and anyone who is a member of that Livestorm workspace can sign in to it with their own Livestorm account.",[15,17,19],{"text":16},"Open the sign-in page. If this browser is already signed in to Livestorm, you go straight to your workspace.",{"text":18},"Otherwise the Livestorm login page opens. Sign in there and you are sent back here, signed in.",{"text":20},"With access to several workspaces, you land in the one you last switched to, or in the oldest one until you first switch. The account menu opens the others (see “Switch to another workspace”).",[22,23,24,25,26,27],"If none of your Livestorm workspaces has a workspace here yet and you manage one of them, your first sign-in creates its workspace, under its name and with a default brand. It starts with no event source: connect Livestorm from Settings → Integrations to build pages on your Livestorm events (see “Connect Livestorm”).","“This Livestorm account has no access here.” means the account has no workspace it can open: either it is not a member of your Livestorm workspace yet, or that Livestorm workspace has no workspace here and only someone who manages it can create one, by signing in. Ask them, or click “Sign in with another Livestorm account”.","Your role comes from Livestorm: people who manage the Livestorm workspace are admins here, everyone else is a member. To change a role, change it in Livestorm.","Teammates need no invitation. They join by signing in with their own Livestorm account (see “See who has access to the workspace”).","“Sign out”, in the account menu, also signs you out of Livestorm in this browser.","Zoom and Microsoft Teams accounts do not sign anyone in. They connect from Settings → Integrations as event sources for your pages (see “Connect Zoom” and “Connect Microsoft Teams”).","October 19, 2026",[30,51,74],{"feature":31,"category":8,"locale":9,"slug":31,"title":32,"lede":33,"purpose":34,"steps":36,"notes":43,"updated":28},"connect-livestorm","Connect Livestorm","Link a Livestorm account to the workspace so you can build pages on your Livestorm events and their forms.",[35],"Signing in does not let the builder read your events. A workspace admin connects Livestorm once, from Settings → Integrations. From then on, everyone in the workspace can build pages on its Livestorm events, with their registration fields, and visitors who register on those pages are registered for the event.",[37,39,41],{"text":38},"Open Settings → Integrations. On the Livestorm row, click “Connect” (workspace admins only).",{"text":40},"You are redirected to Livestorm: sign in if asked, and authorize access (secure OAuth, so your password is never shared).",{"text":42},"Back on the Integrations tab, the Livestorm row reads “Connected”, and your Livestorm events are listed on the builder's Event step.",[44,45,46,47,48,49,50],"Only workspace admins can connect, reconnect or disconnect Livestorm.","Connect an account from the Livestorm workspace this workspace belongs to. An account from another Livestorm workspace is refused, and the Integrations tab shows an error.","Disconnecting Livestorm stops registrations on pages built on Livestorm events, until an admin connects it again.","Access tokens are encrypted at rest; you can revoke access from Livestorm at any time.","Zoom can also be linked as an event source from Settings → Integrations. See “Connect Zoom”.","Microsoft Teams can be linked the same way. See “Connect Microsoft Teams” (where it is not set up yet, its row reads “Not configured”). Cvent is still planned.","No connector at all, because the event happens in a room? You need none. See “Create a page for an in-person event”.",{"feature":52,"category":8,"locale":9,"slug":52,"title":53,"lede":54,"purpose":55,"steps":57,"notes":65,"updated":28},"connect-zoom","Connect Zoom","Link a Zoom account to import webinars and meetings as event sources.",[56],"Connecting Zoom links a Zoom account to the workspace: it lets you import Zoom webinars AND meetings (with their registration fields) as event sources alongside Livestorm events.",[58,61,63],{"text":59,"image":60},"Open Settings → Integrations. On the Zoom row, click “Connect” (workspace admins only).","\u002Fsupport\u002Fconnect-zoom\u002Fen\u002Fstep-1.webp",{"text":62},"You are redirected to Zoom: sign in and authorize Livestorm's access (secure OAuth, so Livestorm never sees your Zoom password).",{"text":64},"Once you are back, Zoom shows as Connected. On the builder's Event step, pick Zoom, narrow the list with “Event type” (Webinars or Meetings) if you need to, and choose the event to promote.",[66,67,68,69,70,71,72,73],"Only workspace admins can connect or reconnect Zoom.","A Zoom account only adds events: you always sign in with your Livestorm account.","Both webinars and meetings are supported; registration fields come from Zoom.","On a FREE Zoom plan there are no webinars to list, and meeting registration is a paid Zoom feature. A page built on a meeting will publish but visitors will not be able to register. You are warned about this on the Event step and again before you publish.","A Zoom meeting only accepts registrants when \"registration required\" is enabled on the meeting itself.","When Livestorm needs a permission your Zoom authorization does not have yet, the Zoom row reads “New permissions needed”: click “Reconnect” on it. An existing authorization keeps the permissions it was granted when you created it.","You can revoke Livestorm's access from your Zoom account at any time.","Microsoft Teams can be linked the same way, from the Teams row. See “Connect Microsoft Teams” (where it is not set up yet, its row reads “Not configured”). Cvent is still planned.",{"feature":75,"category":8,"locale":9,"slug":76,"title":77,"lede":78,"purpose":79,"steps":82,"notes":91,"updated":28},"connect-teams","connect-microsoft-teams","Connect Microsoft Teams","Link a Microsoft 365 account to import Teams webinars as an event source, and get the one admin approval Teams needs.",[80,81],"Connecting Microsoft Teams links a Microsoft 365 account to the workspace: it lets you build pages on the Teams webinars you organize or co-organize, with their registration questions, and register visitors on them from your page.","Teams asks for one thing the other sources do not: on top of your own sign-in, a Microsoft 365 admin has to approve Livestorm once for your organization before registrations can reach Teams. At every step you can see where you stand, and you get the link to forward.",[83,85,87,89],{"text":84},"Open Settings → Integrations. On the Microsoft Teams row, click “Connect” (workspace admins only), sign in with the Microsoft account that organizes your webinars, and accept the permissions Livestorm asks for: they let it read your webinars and their registration form.",{"text":86},"If Microsoft shows “Need admin approval” instead of that screen, your organization only lets an admin approve new apps. The Integrations tab then explains it and offers an admin approval link: forward it to a Microsoft 365 admin, and connect again once they have approved Livestorm.",{"text":88},"Once connected, the Teams row reads “Approval needed” until a Microsoft 365 admin grants one more permission, the one that lets Livestorm register visitors on your behalf. Click “Grant permissions” if you are that admin, or “Copy link” and send it on. The row turns green as soon as the approval is recorded.",{"text":90},"On the builder’s Event step, pick Microsoft Teams and choose a webinar. The form mirrors the webinar’s registration questions; build and publish as usual.",[92,93,94,95,96,97,98],"Only workspace admins can connect, reconnect or disconnect Microsoft Teams. A Microsoft account only adds webinars: you always sign in with your Livestorm account.","Listing webinars needs a Teams Premium (virtual events) license in your Microsoft 365 organization.","Until the admin approval is granted, a Teams page cannot be published. Visitors who registered on an already-published page while the approval was missing are kept and enrolled automatically once it lands.","A Teams registration covers every session of the webinar, so a Teams page does not offer a per-session choice: registering once registers for the whole webinar.","A custom “Legal terms” item added in the webinar’s Teams registration setup is not exposed by Microsoft’s API and blocks every registration coming from your page. Remove it, or take registrations on the Teams page instead. The Livestorm terms consent on your page is unaffected.","If Microsoft stops accepting Livestorm’s sign-in (a password reset, 90 days without use, or the app removed by your IT), the row reads “Reconnect needed”: reconnect from the same row. Nothing you built is lost, and registrations that failed meanwhile are kept and retried.","You can revoke Livestorm’s access at any time from the Microsoft Entra admin center, under Enterprise applications.",{"prev":100,"next":30},null,[102,105],{"hreflang":103,"path":104},"fr","\u002Fsupport\u002Fdemarrer\u002Fse-connecter",{"hreflang":9,"path":106},"\u002Fsupport\u002Fgetting-started\u002Fsign-in",1792420655254]