Zoom Device Management keeps your Zoom Rooms app updated and tells you when a peripheral disconnects. It was never designed to monitor the AV environment the room actually runs on — the displays, DSPs, cameras, projectors and infrastructure that make meetings work. AVM-360 is that layer.
ZDM is excellent at what it's designed for. AV monitoring of the full room is a different problem.
ZDM is a device management tool — it manages the Zoom Room compute and keeps it updated. It tells you when something is disconnected, not why AV quality is degrading or when a lamp is about to fail.
AVM-360 monitors the full AV environment the Zoom Room runs inside — not just the compute module and its USB peripherals.
Green means monitored. Red means not. Watch the gaps appear as you scroll.
| Monitoring Capability | Zoom Device Management | AVM-360 |
|---|---|---|
| Zoom Room Compute & Software | ||
| Zoom Room compute online / offlineWindows, Mac or Android compute | ✓ | ✓ |
| Zoom Rooms app version & updateRemote app upgrade management | ✓ | Version tracked, updates via ZDM |
| Device firmware updatesCertified Zoom appliances via ZDM | ✓ | Version tracked, updates via ZDM |
| CPU usage & system connectivityBasic health of the compute module | ✓ | ✓ |
| Meeting quality — audio/video metricsZoom platform call quality data | ✓ | ✓ via Zoom API integration |
| USB Peripherals | ||
| Camera connected / disconnected alertUSB camera attached to compute | ✓ | ✓ |
| Microphone connected / disconnectedUSB mic attached to compute | ✓ | ✓ |
| Speakerbar connected / disconnectedUSB audio device attached to compute | ✓ | ✓ |
| Peripheral deep telemetry & firmwareActual device health, not just presence | ✗ | ✓ |
| Displays & Screens | ||
| HDMI signal detected at computeDoes the Zoom Room see a display output? | ✓ | ✓ |
| Display power state (on / standby)Is the display actually switched on? | ✗ | ✓ via CEC or Samsung MDC / LG API |
| Display input sourceIs it on the right HDMI input? | ✗ | ✓ |
| Panel temperature & error flagsOverheating before it causes failure | ✗ | ✓ networked displays |
| Display firmware & usage hoursAsset lifecycle and compliance | ✗ | ✓ networked displays |
| Non-networked display controlHDMI-only displays with no IP address | ✗ | ✓ HDMI-CEC power & input control |
| Audio Processing | ||
| DSP health — QSC Core, Biamp TesiraAudio processor temperature, fan, signal | ✗ | ✓ |
| Ceiling mics through audio processorSennheiser, Shure, Biamp ceiling mics | ✗ | ✓ |
| Audio routing & signal statusIs audio flowing correctly? | ✗ | ✓ |
| Cameras | ||
| PTZ camera deep telemetryStream health, PTZ position, firmware | ✗ | ✓ |
| Camera firmware trackingVersion compliance across estate | ✗ | ✓ |
| Projectors | ||
| Projector lamp / laser source hoursKnow before the lamp fails mid-meeting | ✗ | ✓ |
| Projector temperature & overheatEpson, Panasonic, Sony, BenQ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Network & Infrastructure | ||
| Zoom Room network qualityConnectivity from compute to Zoom cloud | ✓ | ✓ |
| Network switch per-port PoE & errorsSwitch powering the room's devices | ✗ | ✓ |
| Platform & Deployment | ||
| Zoom Room managementNative Zoom environment | ✓ | ✓ |
| Teams + Zoom mixed estate supportOne dashboard for both platforms | ✗ | ✓ |
| Cloud or on-premise deploymentData stays inside your network if needed | ✗ Cloud only | ✓ Both |
| White-label portal for MSPsYour brand, your clients | ✗ | ✓ |
| Ticketing integration — ServiceNow, Jira, Zendesk | ✗ | ✓ |
| ZDM is excellent for Zoom app and device management. AVM-360 adds full-room AV visibility that ZDM was never designed to provide. | ||
A typical enterprise Zoom Room has 8–12 distinct devices. ZDM manages the compute. AVM-360 sees all of them.
Windows, Mac, Android or dedicated appliance running Zoom Rooms
ZDM + AVM-360Camera, mic, speakerbar — directly USB-connected to the compute
ZDM + AVM-360HDMI-connected. Power state, input, temperature invisible to ZDM
AVM-360 onlyQSC Core, Biamp Tesira handling room audio — ZDM cannot see inside
AVM-360 onlySennheiser, Shure, Biamp mics routed through a DSP or processor
AVM-360 onlyAver, Poly, Cisco PTZ — stream health, position, firmware
AVM-360 onlyLamp hours, temperature, overheat alerts, power state
AVM-360 onlyPoE switch powering every device in the room — invisible to ZDM
AVM-360 onlyMost displays in Zoom Rooms connect via HDMI only — no IP, no network port. ZDM only knows an HDMI signal is present or absent. AVM-360 uses HDMI-CEC to go further.
Know whether the display is actually on or in standby — not just whether an HDMI signal is present at the Zoom Room compute.
Power displays on before a meeting starts or off at end-of-day — no manual intervention, no site visit required.
Confirm or force the correct HDMI input — eliminating the "screen is stuck on the wrong source" support call.
Automated daily power-off routines reduce idle energy waste across the whole Zoom Room estate.
Supported via CEC:
For full telemetry (temperature, usage hours, firmware), connect the display to the network and AVM-360 uses Samsung MDC or LG LAN protocols for deeper visibility.
AVM-360 fits into your environment without requiring you to change your Zoom licensing or tooling.
ZDM manages the Zoom Room app and certified hardware. AVM-360 monitors everything else in the room — the displays, DSPs, cameras, projectors and infrastructure ZDM wasn't designed to see.
Not using ZDM actively? AVM-360 gives you complete Zoom Room AV estate visibility from day one — no additional Zoom licensing or API integration required to get started.
Manage Zoom Rooms across multiple client sites under your own brand. Whether your clients use ZDM or not, AVM-360 gives you consistent AV visibility across every deployment.
Not just connected or disconnected — real telemetry from inside every component in the AV chain.
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Any Hardware, One Screen. Monitor DTEN, Neat, Logitech, Crestron, and Mac/PC setups side-by-side without switching apps.

Proactive Quality of Service. Monitor CPU load, jitter, and peripheral health beyond standard Zoom Dashboard limits.

Automated Recovery. Trigger alerts and automated workflows based on real-time hardware status changes.
Our Honeycomb Fault Grid provides an instant, birds-eye view of your global Zoom footprint.

Instantly see if a USB-C cable is unplugged or if a Zoom Room Controller has lost its pairing.

Monitor room occupancy and CO2 levels (on supported hardware) alongside system health.

Get instant remediation steps powered by our AI engine, tailored to specific Zoom Room error codes.
While Zoom provides excellent native tools, AVM-360 adds the deep-layer hardware forensics that IT teams need for enterprise-grade uptime:

Leverage Zoom Device Management data combined with our proprietary hardware polling.

Compare performance trends across different hardware vendors to make data-driven procurement decisions.

Pull system and application logs remotely to troubleshoot "ghost in the machine" issues without visiting the room.
Eliminate downtime and maximize your Zoom investment with AVM-360.
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"AVM-360 gives us the 'missing link' in our Zoom Room strategy. We finally have a unified view of our ProAV rooms and our plug-and-play appliances in one place."