About Zoom AI Companion
ZoomMate is the AI assistant built into Zoom Workplace, and the product this entry lists under its earlier name, Zoom AI Companion. Zoom now positions it as an AI teammate rather than a meeting summarizer. It draws on meetings, chat, documents and connected applications, retains context about a user's projects and preferences over time, and carries out work such as drafting documents, sending follow ups and updating records.
Capabilities include search across Zoom content, connected apps and the web; delegation of tasks such as agendas, slide decks, documents and follow up messages; prebuilt and custom agents that can be added to chats and channels; workflow templates and a builder for multistep automations that run on a schedule or on an event trigger; routines that deliver recurring items such as daily briefings and meeting preparation; and custom meeting summary formats. It connects to tools including Salesforce, Jira, Google Drive and OneDrive, and it anchors the Zoom AI Productivity Suite of Slides, Sheets, Paper and Canvas. The audience is organizations already standardized on Zoom Workplace.
ZoomMate is sold as a per user license rather than a standalone subscription. A limited ZoomMate Basic tier is included with Workplace Basic and is capped, for example at 20 AI queries per month, and Zoom states that an active ZoomMate license is needed to unlock the advanced capabilities. Paid licenses include 2,200 AI credits per user each month and can be billed monthly or annually, with some features not consuming credits. The per seat amounts are rendered dynamically on Zoom's plan pages and do not appear in the readable page text, and Zoom localizes the currency by region.
The rename is recent enough that the older Zoom AI Companion branding still circulates widely.