recipe-review-meet-participants

To generate a Google Meet attendance report, you can use this recipe to identify attendee presence and session durations from conference records. It produces a concise participant summary for post-event audits.

Yes, you can track how long each participant stayed by analyzing participantSessions data from Google Meet conference records. This recipe extracts attendee presence and calculates session durations for each person.

You need the gws-meet skill and access to Google Meet conferenceRecords, participants, and participantSessions data sources to extract participant data and generate attendance reports.

The best way to audit meeting attendance is to retrieve a list of recent Google Meet conferences and their metadata. This recipe lists participants and their session durations for each meeting.

Yes, reviewing Google Meet participation requires the gws-meet skill as a dependency. You also need access to the conferenceRecords, participants, and participantSessions data sources.

You need a separate recipe to review Google Meet participants because it parses raw conferenceRecords and participantSessions data into a concise attendance report. This simplifies post-event analysis and stakeholder sharing.