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Google Meet

Install the Google Meet add-on to run team standups without leaving the call. The add-on opens the standup board in the Meet side panel, then can move the same board to the main stage for the live discussion.

For the meeting flow itself, see Google Meet standups.

Install the add-on

You need a workspace, a Google account with Meet access, and permission to install Google Workspace Marketplace add-ons.

Install from Marketplace

After installation:

  1. Authorize the Google account that will use the add-on.
  2. Join or start a Google Meet call.
  3. Open the add-on from Meet.
  4. Sign in if prompted.
  5. Choose the workspace and standup if more than one is available.

The side panel only works inside Google Meet. Opening the side panel URL directly shows a "Not in Google Meet" message.

What opens in Meet

Side panel

The side panel is the compact view inside the call. It lets you choose the workspace, select a configured standup, and start the live standup board.

Main stage

The main stage is the larger shared view inside Meet. It shows the same standup board for the participant currently being reviewed, including completed work, planned work, and blockers.

The board uses the same standup data as the dashboard, so the team can move through the standup without switching between the call and the workspace.

Standup requirements

The add-on shows team standups that already exist in the workspace. If the add-on says no standups are available, create a team and configure its standup first.

Standups owns the schedule, participants, and team setup. Google Calendar can keep the standup schedule and Meet link aligned when calendar sync is connected.

Access and permissions

The add-on uses the meeting information needed to show the right standup in Meet. Calendar access is covered in Google Calendar.

Google access uses OAuth. The add-on does not need Google passwords, meeting recordings, or unrelated personal Google data for the standup flow.

Troubleshooting

The add-on says "Not in Google Meet"

Open the add-on from inside a Google Meet call. The side panel checks for the Meet add-on context and does not run as a standalone page.

No standups appear

Confirm that the selected workspace has a team with standups enabled. If you belong to multiple workspaces, switch to the workspace that owns the standup.

The wrong standup appears

If a workspace has more than one standup, choose the right one from the side panel before starting the main stage.

For security review, use Security and the Privacy Policy.


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  • What opens in Meet
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