Overview
Connecting Webex to Rootly takes just a few minutes. You’ll authorize Rootly to access your Webex account via OAuth, after which the Create Webex Meeting workflow action becomes available.Before You Begin
We recommend installing with a service account (e.g.,
incidents@yourcompany.com) rather than a personal account. This ensures the integration stays active if the installing user leaves the company.You must be logged into Rootly as an Admin to complete setup.Connect Webex to Rootly
Authorize in Webex
You’ll be redirected to Webex. Sign in with your Webex account (or create one), then click Allow to grant Rootly access.

Uninstall
To remove the Webex integration:- Go to Configuration → Integrations and find Webex
- Click Connected to reveal the disconnect option
- Click Disconnect

Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use a personal Webex account instead of a service account?
Can I use a personal Webex account instead of a service account?
Yes, but it’s not recommended. If the personal account is deactivated or the user leaves the company, the integration will stop working. A shared service account avoids this risk.
What permissions does Rootly request from Webex?
What permissions does Rootly request from Webex?
Rootly requests OAuth permissions to create meetings on behalf of the connected account. Rootly does not read your existing meetings or contacts.
Can I connect multiple Webex accounts?
Can I connect multiple Webex accounts?
Only one Webex account can be connected at a time per Rootly organization.

