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For team leads, founders, and busy operators, this workflow audits recent Google Meet conference records from their connected account. It returns per-space meeting-time totals plus unusually long sessions and overlapping conference-record intervals, without sending the report anywhere.
How it works
Connect Google Meet, choose how many recent conference records to review, and set a long-session threshold in minutes. The workflow totals recorded meeting minutes by space and returns a table showing long sessions and calls with overlapping recorded start, end intervals.
Good for
Team leads, founders, and operators auditing meeting time across Google Meet spaces.
What runs, step by step

Provide your input
Recent conference records to review and Long session threshold (minutes)
Read Meet conference records
Fetch recorded conference intervals from your connected Google Meet account
Measure recent sessions
Keep recent records and calculate durations from start and end times
Total time by space
Deterministically group step_3.records by space and sum duration_minutes within each space using the configured summarize transform; these sums are the authoritative per-space totals.
Build meeting-space audit table
Show totals, long sessions and recorded-interval overlaps by space
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