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Google Meet

When the agent books a meeting, a Google Meet link generates and lands in the calendar invite. The customer joins from the invite with one click. The rep doesn’t have to create the link. The agent doesn’t have to read it out loud. The Google Meet integration runs on top of the Google Calendar connection, so Google Calendar must be connected first.

What changes

  • Meet link on every booking. Generated automatically inside the calendar event.
  • One-click join. From the invite, the device, or Google Calendar directly.
  • Workspace features pass through. Recording, breakout rooms, and live captions follow your Workspace tier.
  • Per-type control. Apply Meet links to specific appointment types (e.g., consultations) and leave others as phone-only.

Setup

1

Confirm Google Calendar is connected

See Google Calendar. Meet runs on top of the calendar connection.
2

Open the integrations panel

Inside the app: Settings → Integrations → Video.
3

Enable Google Meet

Click “Enable Google Meet.”
4

Pick the appointment types

Choose which booking types should include a Meet link.

What the customer sees

The calendar invite includes the Meet link prominently, plus the dial-in fallback. Most customers join from the calendar invite directly. The agent doesn’t need to read the URL out loud during the call.

Google Workspace features

FeatureAvailable on
Domain-branded Meet URLsWorkspace
RecordingBusiness Standard and higher
Breakout roomsBusiness Plus and higher
Extended meeting timesPaid Workspace tiers

Per-type configuration

Not every appointment needs video. Configure where Meet links go:
  • All appointments. Every booking includes a link.
  • Specific types. Only consultations, only enterprise demos, only your call.
  • On request. The agent asks the customer if they prefer video before booking.

Troubleshooting

Google Calendar must be connected first. Settings → Integrations → Calendar.

Enable Google Meet

Two-minute setup once Google Calendar is connected.