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Meeting bot & Workspace add-on

The Google Workspace add-on is how you bring the meeting bot into a call. The two are the same surface: the add-on gives you a side panel inside Google Meet, and from there you send the bot to join and record — even when you’re not there. The add-on also lets you export your notes straight into Docs, Slides and Gmail.

  1. Get it from the Marketplace

    Install the MeetingJuice add-on from the Google Workspace Marketplace (link on your dashboard).

  2. Authorize

    Grant the requested permissions on first use. The add-on only accesses what it needs to show your meetings and insert content where you ask.

  3. Open it in Meet

    In a Google Meet call, open the side panel (the puzzle-piece icon) and pick MeetingJuice.

  1. Open the add-on side panel

    Join the Google Meet and open the MeetingJuice side panel.

  2. Bring the notetaker

    Click Bring the notetaker. The bot joins the call as a participant within seconds.

  3. Admit it if needed

    If the meeting has a waiting room, admit MeetingJuice Notetaker like any other guest.

  4. Let it record

    The bot captures the meeting and transcribes it live. Stop it any time from the panel, or it stops automatically when the meeting ends.

Open the MeetingJuice add-on from the sidebar of any Google Doc, Slides deck or Gmail message to:

Docs & Slides

Insert a summary or action items from any past meeting into your document or deck.

Gmail

Draft a follow-up email from a meeting’s notes, ready to review and send.

You don’t need to be in the call. The bot joins as a participant and records for you — ideal for back-to-back schedules or meetings you can’t attend. Launched from the add-on side panel.

PlanBot recordings / month
Free5 (within your 10 total recordings)
ProUnlimited
TeamUnlimited

Set the bot’s transcription language before or during the call — see Languages & transcription.