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How to auto-log Google Meet transcripts in Copper

Turn your Google Meet conversations into organized, actionable notes in Copper automatically.

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Tired of copying meeting notes into Copper after every call? With Google Meet’s built-in transcription and Copper’s native Google Workspace integration, you can automatically capture and sync meeting transcripts, so your notes live right where you work.

When set up, Copper pulls your Google Meet transcript summaries straight from your calendar events and attaches them to the related record in Copper. That means every meeting stays connected to the right contact, company, or opportunity.

How it works

When you start a Google Meet:

  1. Enable automatic note-taking: Google Meet creates a shared Google Doc that captures your transcript in real time as the meeting happens, and select "Send notes to: All invited guests"

  2. AI-generated summaries: After the meeting ends, Google Meet synthesizes the transcript into a clean summary and attaches it back to the calendar event.

  3. Copper syncs it all: Thanks to Copper’s native Google Calendar integration, the transcript and summary file are automatically pulled into the related record in Copper.

You’ll see the transcript file in the Files section of your record, complete with a timestamp that ties it to that specific meeting.

Watch it in action 🎥

See how it works step-by-step in the video below 👇

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