CLOUDflex Broadcast integrates ZoomISO Cloud to its Platform

CLOUDflex Broadcast announced today a direct integration with ZoomISO Cloud, Zoom’s remote contribution solution for cloud-based media production systems. In collaboration with Zoom, CLOUDflex has created an integration that helps production teams to easily deploy an instance of the ZoomISO Cloud Linux container in minutes, bringing remote contributors from Zoom into their CLOUDflex production environments.

At launch, the CLOUDflex deployment of ZoomISO Cloud supports NDI, allowing teams to route isolated participant video and audio into compatible production tools. Remote guests can join through their familiar Zoom Meeting experience while operators continue working with the tools and workflows they already know to produce their shows.

Customers use their own Zoom licenses to activate ZoomISO Cloud and only pay CLOUDflex a hosting fee for the hours the ZoomISO Cloud instance is running. ZoomISO Cloud itself is licensed through the Zoom Enhanced Media Add-On or alternatively through a Zoom Events Hub Host seat. These flexible license options give production teams a practical way to add contribution capacity for individual shows, recurring productions, or busy event schedules.

“After five years of working with Zoom in live production, I’m really excited about what ZoomISO Cloud makes possible,” said Jonas Dautel, co-founder and CTO of CLOUDflex Broadcast. “Running Zoom contributions directly alongside our production tools in the cloud gives us more room to build and scale these workflows. Our job is to make that practical: deploy it quickly, use the tools your crew already knows, and scale the infrastructure around the show.”

“As the latest addition to our Zoom for Broadcast platform, ZoomISO Cloud demonstrates Zoom’s continued commitment to innovating alongside our customers when new technologies and workflows come to market,” said Andy Carluccio, Head of Zoom’s Innovation Platform. “As more media production pipelines move to the cloud to leverage the flexibility of software-defined infrastructure pipelines, we are thrilled to be working with the team at CLOUDflex to make ZoomISO Cloud easily available on leading cloud production platforms.”

The integration was previewed during a recent CLOUDflex webinar and at IBC 2026, where attendees could see first-hand how remote Zoom guests and contributors can work within a cloud production environment.

ZoomISO Cloud is now available to CLOUDflex customers for self-service deployment. Production teams interested in exploring the workflow can contact CLOUDflex Broadcast to arrange a demo at cloudflexbroadcast.com.

About CLOUDflex Broadcast

CLOUDflex Broadcast makes cloud and software-based live production easy. As a virtual broadcast facility, CLOUDflex handles infrastructure, deployment, and connectivity so production teams can use the tools they choose without having to learn AWS or build their own cloud operations team. Operators can work from almost anywhere, using the software and equipment they already know and trust.

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Media contact

Sarah Walker
Operations Manager, CLOUDflex Broadcast
sarahw@cloudflexbroadcast.com
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