Meeting transcripts

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This is a beta feature so you need to ask us for activation on your workspace at [email protected]

Allow an agent to automatically manipulate your meeting transcripts and send them by email.

Providers supported

You need to activate the transcriptions in your Google Meet meetings to use this feature:

How it works

Dust monitors new Google Meet transcript files in your personal Google Drive using the drive.meet.readonly scope. No specific folder is required; Google Meet typically stores files in the "Meet Recordings" folder.
Detection is based on the transcript file name generated by Google Meet.

Required setup

Enable Transcriptions in your Google Meet (see the link above).
Connect your personal Google Drive in Dust so we can read your Meet transcript files.
Make sure the correct agent is selected for Meeting Transcripts in Dust.
You must be the meeting organizer: Google saves transcripts to the organizer's Drive, which is the account Dust watches.

Common pitfall: "Transcription" + "Meeting notes"

If you select both "Transcription" and "Meeting notes" in Google Meet, Google generates a different document name that prevents Dust from detecting it.
Recommendation: select only "Transcription" for meetings you want Dust to process automatically.

If it's not working

Verify your Google Drive connection is active in Dust (disconnect/reconnect if needed).
Check that the transcript file exists in your Drive (usually under "Meet Recordings").
Confirm you were the meeting organizer.
Ensure the intended agent is selected for Meeting Transcripts in Dust.
If the above checks pass and it still doesn't trigger, contact [email protected] and include a link to an example transcript file.

The first user setting up the Gong.io connection needs to be a Gong Technical administrator.

By default, the Gong connection syncs all transcripts across your Gong workspace aside from those marked as Private in Gong.

You will need to use your Modjo API key to set up this connection.

Usage examples: Summarize meetings, extract customer feedbacks, rate a sales call, make sure the right tone was used, etc.