The advantage of having multiple bots in the same meeting is that each Meetgeek user who attended the meeting receives his own custom summary (and full control over the output in Meetgeek). Multiple bots can join a meeting if there are multiple attendees who have Meetgeek installed and their default join setting is set to register all the calendar events. Join only calendar events that I host - Meetgeek records only the events from your calendar hosted by you

Join all calendar events with a web-conf link - Meetgeek records all the events from your calendar, even the ones not hosted by you The host control condition options are enabled: The bot automatically joins a meeting on your behalf if you have an active account in Meetgeek and the following join conditions are met: There are two mechanisms in which Meetgeek can be instructed to automatically join your meetings:īased on the host of the meeting, as stated in the calendar event Please note that, in many cases, the bot still needs to be admitted into the call by the organizer. In addition to the meetings you host, Meetgeek also automatically joins meetings where you are not the host. In this guide, we describe how to control which of your meetings Meetgeek joins.īy default, Meetgeek joins all your scheduled Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, and Zoom calls found in your calendar.

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