--- title: Google Meet API Integration on Truto slug: googlemeet category: Video canonical: "https://truto.one/integrations/detail/googlemeet/" --- # Google Meet API Integration on Truto **Category:** Video **Status:** Generally available ## Unified APIs ### Unified Conferencing API - **Attendees** — The attendees represent the individuals who join the meeting. - **Meetings** — The meeting represents the actual meeting or video call conducted on the platform. - **Transcript Entries** — The transcript entries represent the list of sentences in the meeting transcript. - **Transcripts** — The transcript represents the written text of the spoken dialogue during the meeting. ## How it works 1. **Link your customer's Google Meet account.** Use Truto's frontend SDK; we handle every OAuth and API key flow so you don't need to create the OAuth app. 2. **Authentication is automatic.** Truto refreshes tokens, stores credentials securely, and injects them into every API request. 3. **Call Truto's API to reach Google Meet.** The Proxy API is a 1-to-1 mapping of the Google Meet API. 4. **Get a unified response format.** Every response uses a single shape, with cursor-based pagination and data in the `result` field. ## Use cases - **Auto-sync meeting transcripts into your platform's system of record** — SaaS companies building CRM, ATS, or coaching tools can automatically pull Google Meet transcripts and speaker-diarized transcript entries into their product, eliminating manual note-taking and enabling AI-powered post-meeting workflows for their users. - **Log attendee participation for compliance and activity tracking** — Platforms in EdTech, telehealth, or corporate training need to verify who attended a meeting and for how long. Ingesting Google Meet attendee data with join/leave timestamps lets you automate attendance records, billing verification, and compliance reporting. - **Build conversational intelligence features on top of Google Meet** — Revenue intelligence and sales enablement platforms can ingest transcript entries with speaker attribution to power custom AI analysis — detecting competitor mentions, extracting action items, and generating coaching scorecards — without requiring a bot to join the call. - **Enrich candidate or patient profiles with meeting context** — ATS and telehealth platforms can attach meeting metadata, attendee lists, and transcripts directly to candidate or patient records, giving hiring managers and clinicians full async access to conversation history without switching tools. - **Offer Google Meet as a native scheduling option alongside other conferencing tools** — Any SaaS product with scheduling workflows can use Truto's Unified Conferencing API to support Google Meet alongside other video platforms, giving end users the flexibility to use their preferred tool without your team building separate integrations. ## What you can build - **Post-meeting transcript ingestion pipeline** — Automatically fetch Google Meet transcripts and transcript entries after a call ends, storing speaker-attributed text directly in your application for review, search, or AI processing. - **Automated attendance logger** — Pull the attendee list with join and leave timestamps from every Google Meet session to auto-populate attendance records in your LMS, compliance dashboard, or billing system. - **AI-powered meeting summary generator** — Ingest transcript entries with speaker diarization and language codes to feed your own LLM, producing custom summaries, sentiment analysis, or action items tailored to your product's domain. - **Meeting history dashboard for end users** — Surface a unified view of all Google Meet sessions — including meeting times, organizers, participants, and linked transcripts — directly inside your product's UI. - **Cross-platform conferencing support via Unified API** — Use Truto's Unified Conferencing API to normalize meetings, attendees, and transcripts across Google Meet and other video platforms, shipping one integration that works everywhere. - **CRM activity auto-logging from meeting attendees** — Match Google Meet attendee emails to contact records in your platform and automatically log meeting participation, duration, and transcript links as activity entries. ## FAQs ### What data can I access from Google Meet through Truto? Truto's Unified Conferencing API maps to four core resources: Meetings (conference records with start/end times and organizer info), Attendees (participant details with join/leave timestamps), Transcripts (the high-level transcript object), and Transcript Entries (speaker-attributed, chunked text with language codes). These cover the most common post-meeting data retrieval workflows. ### How does authentication work for Google Meet integrations? Google Meet uses OAuth 2.0 for authentication. Truto manages the full OAuth flow for your end users, including token refresh and consent scoping, so you don't need to build or maintain Google's auth lifecycle yourself. ### Does the Google Meet integration require a bot to join the meeting? No. Google Meet natively generates transcripts and attendance records through its own platform (powered by Gemini AI). The API exposes these artifacts after the meeting ends, so there's no need for a third-party bot participant to capture data. ### Are there specific tools available for Google Meet in Truto today? Google Meet integration tools are built on request. The Unified Conferencing API resources (Meetings, Attendees, Transcripts, Transcript Entries) define the data model. Contact Truto to initiate the build for your specific use case and timeline. ### Can I use the same integration code for Google Meet and other video conferencing platforms? Yes. Truto's Unified Conferencing API provides a normalized schema across conferencing providers. You write one integration against the unified Meetings, Attendees, Transcripts, and Transcript Entries models, and Truto handles the provider-specific mapping. ### What Google Workspace plan do end users need for transcript and attendee data? Transcript generation and the underlying REST API (v2) for conference records require a Google Workspace Business Standard plan or higher. End users on lower-tier plans may not have transcripts available. Your application should handle this gracefully.