Prerequisites
- A Google account with access to Google Meet.
- Permission to authorize Meet-related OAuth scopes for that account.
How to connect
1
Open the Connectors panel
In chat, click the + next to the message box and select Connectors. You can also manage connectors while editing an agent in Agent Studio.

2
Find Google Meet and click Connect
Under Apps, locate Google Meet and click Connect to start authentication.

3
Authorize access
Sign in with the account you want to use and review the requested permissions before confirming.
4
Confirm it is active
Back in Tess, Google Meet should appear under Connected, ready for chats and agents.

What you can do
- Create Meet spaces for calls and working sessions
- Retrieve meeting details such as join links and space identifiers
- Support conference follow-up when records, participants, or recordings are available to the account
- Combine with Calendar when you also need to attach meetings to events
- Reduce tab switching for scheduling and meeting prep
Example prompts
- Create a Google Meet space for a 30-minute sync and give me the join link.
- Generate a Meet link for tomorrow’s product review and summarize how to share it.
- List recent conference records I can access and summarize who joined the latest one.
- Create a Meet space with a clear name for the client onboarding call.
Best practices
- If the meeting must appear on the calendar, say that explicitly (Calendar connector may also be needed).
- Confirm who should receive the link before broadcasting it.
- In agents, define whether Meet is only for link creation or also for post-meeting follow-up.
Troubleshooting
App blocked / consent error
App blocked / consent error
Reconnect and ensure the Google account can authorize Meet. Workspace admins may need to allow the app.
401 / connection dropped
401 / connection dropped
Reconnect Google Meet in Connectors after password, 2FA, or admin policy changes.
Cannot access recordings or participants
Cannot access recordings or participants
Those resources may be unavailable for the account or meeting type. Verify access in Google Meet/Drive.
Tess uses the permissions of the connected account. It does not expand access beyond what that account can already do.Connectors involve access to external systems. Only connect accounts that fit the usage context, and review permissions carefully.