What is it?

Google Meet is one of the video call platforms Performy's Notetaker recognizes automatically (along with Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams and Webex). When you connect your calendar or invite the bot to a Google Meet meeting, it joins on its own, records the conversation, transcribes it, and triggers the full analysis — no file uploads required.

Where it lives: Meetings → Invite notetaker (manual) — or Profile → Calendar auto-join (automatic)
1

Connect your calendar (recommended)

From your Profile, go to the Calendar auto-join section and click Connect with Google. You'll authorize calendar access, and from then on the Notetaker automatically joins any Google Meet meeting on your calendar — no action needed per meeting.

2

Or invite it to a specific call

If you'd rather not connect your calendar, go to Meetings and click Invite notetaker, paste the Google Meet meeting link, and give it a title. The bot joins as a participant, labeled "Assistant for [your name]".

3

The bot records and transcribes the call

You can follow its status in real time, from "Ready" through "Recording". Once the call ends, the bot uploads the recording and Performy transcribes it automatically, identifying each speaker.

4

Performy analyzes the conversation on its own

With the transcript ready, Performy classifies the meeting, evaluates it against your playbook, and generates the summary, action items, and a draft follow-up email — with nothing left for you to upload or trigger.