Google Drive integrates with MeetGeek to save your meeting notes, summaries, and transcripts straight to your Drive — one Google Doc per meeting. Sync a single meeting on demand or set a workflow to file every future call automatically.
In this guide:
Connect Google Drive to MeetGeek
In the MeetGeek dashboard, go to the Integrations & Automations page and click the Google Drive card.
Click Connect.
Grant permission to your Google Drive account. The integration is now active.
Sync meetings automatically
A workflow saves each meeting's summary and transcript to a Google Doc automatically, right after the call is analyzed.
Go to the Workflows tab.
Set Google Drive in the Send to field.
(Optional) In Which name contains, enter a name pattern (e.g. "Demo Call"). Leave it empty to include every meeting.
Click Save workflow.
After your next meeting, a MeetGeek Files folder appears in your root Drive folder. Each meeting gets its own subfolder with a Google Doc inside, containing the meeting metadata, summary, and highlights, plus a formatted outline in the sidebar.
Note: If you move the MeetGeek Files folder, MeetGeek saves new files to its new location. Automated workflows are included in the paid MeetGeek plans, starting from Pro.
Sync a past meeting manually
To save a single meeting to Drive without a workflow:
Open the past meeting you want to save.
At the top of the Transcript view, click Share on Google Drive.
The button changes to Copy link. Click it to copy the link.
Paste the link into a new tab to open the Drive folder with your newly created document.
Note: If you delete the folder MeetGeek created for a meeting, the button changes back to Share on Google Drive.
Beyond workflows: Google Drive also works with AI Chat and Skills
Workflows are only one of the ways Google Drive and MeetGeek work together:
In AI Chat — connect Google Drive under Tools and save a transcript, summary, or clip to a specific folder just by asking ("Upload the transcript to the 'Client Calls' folder in Drive").
With Meeting Skills — a Skill can deliver its output to Google Drive automatically: a per-call recap, a daily digest, or a weekly report, filed as a Doc where you choose.
Disconnect Google Drive
Go to the Integrations & Automations page and find Google Drive in your connected apps.
Go to Settings > Disconnect > Save.
Note: Disconnecting removes all workflows set for Google Drive in MeetGeek.
Need Help?
If you have any questions or need assistance, reach out at [email protected] or use the chat messenger in the MeetGeek app.
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