Zoom Revenue Accelerator
Zoom Revenue Accelerator is Zoom's conversation intelligence product for sales and other customer facing teams, sold separately from Zoom Workplace. It records and analyzes meetings on Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Google Meet as well as Zoom Phone calls and in person sessions, alongside email, SMS and CRM activity, and turns them into briefs, next steps, topics and AI indicators. AI Scorecards and AI Playbooks measure calls against a team's methodology, and a coaching hub, smart playlists and a coaching activity tracker help managers coach without listening to every call.
Premium adds Ask ZRA for plain language questions across conversations, Sales Roleplay for practice before live deals, and Sales Assist, which surfaces next best actions and objection handling during the call. Elite adds Engage, which runs multi step sequences across email, phone and tasks from a prioritized daily list, and Forecast, a commit view from rep to CRO grounded in deal signals. Deal dashboards, win and loss tracking and AI deal updates write outcomes back to Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics 365 or HubSpot, and Gainsight, Outreach, Slack and an API and MCP server round out the connections.
Essentials costs $65.83 per user per month and Premium $99.99, both billed annually, and Elite is quoted. Premium and Elite include 1,500 pooled AI credits per user each month, while Essentials buys credits separately. Barracuda reports 15 percent more deals closed and a 76 percent cut in documentation time, and Ritholtz Wealth saves more than 15 minutes per meeting.
The product runs on Zoom's federated AI approach, which combines Zoom's own models with OpenAI and Anthropic, and Zoom does not use meeting audio, video, chat or other communications content to train its own or third party models.
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Briefs, next steps, AI Scorecards, AI Playbooks, Ask ZRA, Sales Roleplay and live Sales Assist all depend on models, and each is named as an AI feature. Around them sit conventional parts that would keep working without AI: recording storage, deal dashboards, Engage sequences and the Forecast commit view.
Sales Assist suggests moves during a call, follow up emails arrive as drafts, and Engage gives reps pre filled emails and click to dial tasks to work through themselves. AI deal updates and AI Playbooks write outcomes and fields to the CRM automatically. Whether those CRM writes can be reviewed first, and how a wrong one is reversed, goes unaddressed.
A federated approach combines Zoom's own large language models with OpenAI and Anthropic, and Zoom's own models are trained on public domain and Zoom created material. Recorded Zoom meetings show participants that recording is under way. How AI Scorecards, sentiment and deal risk indicators are calculated is not explained.
Barracuda reports 15 percent more deals closed, a 76 percent cut in documentation time and a 5 percent rise in lead to opportunity conversion within 90 days. Ritholtz Wealth halved advisors' manual tasks and saves more than 15 minutes per meeting. Apart from the 90 day window, the baseline and measurement period behind these figures are not given.
Recording consent rides on the Zoom platform, which shows recording notices to participants and lets admins add consent disclaimers on Zoom meetings and calls. Engage sends multi step email and phone sequences on Elite, and opt out handling, calling rules and anti spam obligations for that outreach are not addressed.
Customer content is processed under a global DPA with the 2021 standard contractual clauses, backed by privacy data sheets and a subprocessor list with countries and transfer mechanisms. Employees cannot access meeting or AI generated content without the account owner's authorization. A privacy data sheet specific to ZRA, and the lawful basis for analyzing outside participants, are not set out.
ZRA analyzes the customer's own meetings, calls, email, SMS and CRM records, and adds no outside contact data. Zoom reviews whether the public domain and licensed data used to train its own models was lawfully obtained. Third party model training data is left to OpenAI and Anthropic to describe.
Zoom Meetings and Zoom Phone are Zoom's own platforms, and Teams, Google Meet, calendar, email and CRM data connect through their supported integrations. How Teams and Meet recordings are captured, and under which platform terms, goes unaddressed.
Customer audio, video, chat, screen sharing, attachments and other communications content never train Zoom's or third party models, and outside model providers operate under zero data retention apart from trust and safety exceptions. A zero data retention option also covers the temporary transcripts used for meeting summaries. Stored content follows the customer's retention settings.
Participants in recorded Zoom meetings see that recording is on, and admins can require a consent disclaimer. Engage emails pre filled by AI go out under the rep's name with no marker that AI drafted them. Zoom takes no position on Article 50 of the EU AI Act for ZRA.
Bidirectional CRM sync covers Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics 365 and HubSpot on every tier, alongside Gainsight, Outreach, Slack, Zoom Canvas, calendars, email and SMS. API and MCP support are included on all plans, and the Zoom Marketplace hosts the integrations. Which CRM objects and fields the AI deal updates write is not spelled out.
Regional data centers keep data within a region, and EU data residency is offered to Enterprise and Education customers across Meetings, Phone, Chat and Contact Center. Whether ZRA analysis and storage stay inside the chosen region is not stated.
A trust center offers a SOC 2 Type 2 report and bridge letter, a SOC 2 plus HITRUST report for healthcare, ISO 27001 and ISO 27701 certifications and a prefilled SIG questionnaire. ZRA is not named in the scope of these reports.
Essentials costs $65.83 per user per month and Premium $99.99, both billed annually, with features laid out tier by tier and 1,500 pooled AI credits per user on Premium. Elite, which adds Engage and Forecast, is quoted, and extra AI credits on Essentials carry no stated price.
The API and MCP server can read ZRA data out, and Zoom cloud recordings can be downloaded. A bulk export of scorecards, deal records and analysis, and what happens to ZRA data after a subscription ends, go unaddressed.
Engage on Elite runs multi step email sequences alongside calls and tasks. Mailbox limits, warmup, bounce handling and reputation monitoring for those sequences go unaddressed.
ZRA is built for sales teams first and also serves customer success, account management and support, from small teams to large enterprises. Barracuda in cybersecurity and Ritholtz Wealth in wealth management are among the named customers. Language coverage for analysis is not given.
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- ›Essentials costs $65.83 per user per month and Premium $99.99, both billed annually. Elite adds Engage sequences and Forecast and is quoted.
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Per user per month, billed annually (Essentials $65.83, Premium $99.99); Elite quoted
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No ZRA specific BAA tier listed.
Getting started
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No implementation fee listed.
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Premium and Elite include 1,500 pooled AI credits per user per month, refreshed monthly. Essentials buys AI credits separately at no stated price and gets Ask ZRA, Sales Roleplay and Sales Assist as a free trial. Engage and Forecast require Elite, and pricing is quoted on annual billing only.