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Google Meet Widget

Easily join calls with team meetings!

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Written by Peter Novosel
Updated over a month ago

Check out the Introduction to Dashboards article to understand the basics of working with widgets.

The Google Meet Widget makes joining recurring or ad-hoc meetings effortless by providing a one-click option to connect without searching through emails or calendars. Simply click Join Meeting to get started!

Plan Availability

All plan types

Permissions

General Access: All users can view and join meetings.

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Features and Benefits

The Google Meet Widget is a powerful tool to:

  • Simplify joining team meetings.

  • Keep everyone organized and on the same page.

  • Eliminate the hassle of searching for meeting links in emails or calendars.


Setting Up the Google Meet Widget

Follow these simple steps to create and customize your Google Meet Widget:

  1. Add a Title: Name your widget to reflect the meeting purpose or group.

  2. Include a Google Meet Link: Use a valid short link to the Google Meet session.

  3. Write a Meeting Description: Provide context, such as the agenda or meeting goals.

Activating the Configured Google Meet

  • Click the “Join Meeting” button.

  • The Google Meet session will open in a new tab.


Practical Scenarios and Use Cases

1. Departmental Collaboration

Scenario: The Marketing team holds weekly check-ins to align on campaign progress.
Solution: Create a widget titled "Marketing Weekly Sync" with the recurring Google Meet link for easy access.

2. Project-Specific Standups

Scenario: A product launch team needs quick access to daily standup calls.
Solution: Add a widget for the "Product Launch Daily Standup," ensuring everyone on the team can join seamlessly.

3. Ad-hoc Team Meetings

Scenario: A manager calls a quick brainstorming session.
Solution: Use the widget to set up a meeting title, link, and a brief description, making it easy for team members to join at short notice.

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