Last updated
July 2nd, 2026

Google Meet

Meet calls give structured visibility into real meeting activity. WorkSights ingests metadata for completed Meet sessions from Google’s audit logs.

For connection steps, see Connecting Google Workspace.

What WorkSights Receives

WorkSights captures the call’s meeting name, organizer, start and end times, and each participant’s real attendance duration. Video, audio, transcripts, chat, and meeting content are never received.

Meet activity is created once per participant per call, recorded when the call ends. External attendees who are not WorkSights users are stored as email-only participants, feeding the ClientSights relationship graph.

How Meet Activity Appears

Each participant’s call appears as a single block reflecting their actual attendance time, in the Call category. Because activity is per participant, one call appears on the timeline of every mapped participant who was subscribed.

Calls appear after they end, not while in progress.

Troubleshooting

A Meet call is not appearing during the call

This is expected. Meet activity is created from the call-ended record, so it lands after the call finishes, plus processing time.

Meet activity is not appearing at all

Confirm the domain is connected and Meet is enabled in the Features tab. Confirm the affected participant is mapped and has a role assigned.

Activity appears late

This is expected. Meet activity is processed in batches roughly every 10 to 15 minutes after a call ends.

Related Guides

Google Workspace Overview

Connecting Google Workspace

Google Calendar