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Google Meet transcripts
You need to activate the transcriptions in your Google Meet meetings to use this feature: Use Transcripts with Google Meet - Google Meet HelpGoogle Meet: prerequisites & troubleshooting
How it works- Dust monitors new Google Meet transcript files in your personal Google Drive using the
drive.meet.readonlyscope. 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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 support@dust.tt and include a link to an example transcript file.