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If you are using Slack and Google Meet, don't you wish you could quickly notify Slack of a Google Meet URL? Also, wouldn't it be convenient if meetings could be automatically created based on Slack data?
In fact, if you are using Slack and Google Meet, such automation is possible!
That said, when it comes to automation, you might feel that "the setup seems difficult" or "an engineer's help might be needed."
However, by utilizing the no-code tool Yoom, anyone can easily integrate Slack and Google Meet via API and automatically synchronize data!
Once integrated, you might be able to hold meetings more smoothly than before.
This article will explain in detail what can be done with Slack and Google Meet integration and the specific setup procedures.
If you want to implement automation to improve your work even a little, please take a look!
By using Yoom, you can easily integrate Slack and Google Meet with no code.
Yoom provides templates for integrating Slack and Google Meet in advance, so even without API knowledge, you can achieve integration immediately just by registering.
By integrating the APIs of Slack and Google Meet, you can automatically link Slack data to Google Meet!
For example, you can automatically perform data integration like the following without human intervention.
Sort Slack messages based on specified conditions and create a Google Meet.
This saves you the hassle of checking Slack messages each time while organizing your schedule and creating Google Meet!
Let's get started by creating a flow that integrates Slack and Google Meet!
This time, we'll use Yoom to proceed with the integration of Slack and Google Meet without any coding.
If you don't have a Yoom account yet, please create one using the registration form here.
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This time, we'll create a flow bot that transfers data to Google Meet when a contact is registered in Slack!
The creation process is broadly divided into the following steps.
First, let's register "Slack" and "Google Meet" as my apps.
Click "Add" on the right from "My Apps" on the left.
After clicking "Add", search for "Slack" from the app list.
Enter the URL of your Slack workspace.
When the following screen appears, check it and proceed to the next step.
Search for "Google Meet" from the app list.
When the following screen appears, click the red frame to link it with your Google account.
From here, we will actually create a flow bot!
First, click "Try it" from the banner below.
When the following screen appears, click "OK" to proceed to the next step.
Next, we will set up the app trigger.
Click on "When a new message is posted to a channel..."
When the following screen appears, check the linked account and proceed to the next step.
Next is the API connection setup.
The "Trigger Interval" can remain as is.
Here are some notes on the trigger interval:
※ You can select the trigger interval from 5, 10, 15, 30, or 60 minutes.
※ Please note that the shortest trigger interval varies depending on the plan.
Select the "Channel ID" from the options.
The trigger will activate when a message is posted to the specified Slack channel.
Next, click on "Command Operation."
Here, you will set specific conditions from the messages posted on Slack and configure branching.
Specify the branching conditions.
※ Branch is available with a paid plan. You can also try paid plan actions during the trial period.
The "Title" and "Branch Target Values" can remain as is.
Refer to the following screen for a setup image.
Enter the "Branch Condition" based on the following setup example.
From the posted message, set conditions or words you want to branch from. If this branch condition is included, set it to automatically create a Google Meet.
Recommended words include "create meeting," "business talk," or "discussion."
The following screen shows that branching is done according to the branching conditions.
Next, click on "Create Meeting Space."
When the following screen appears, check the linked account and proceed to the next step.
Next is the API connection setup.
Click "Test."
If the test success message is displayed, you're good to go!
Next, click on "Send Message to Thread."
When the following screen appears, check the linked account and proceed to the next step.
Next is the API connection setup.
Select the "Destination Channel ID" from the options.
For "Timestamp," select "Timestamp" from the retrieved value.
For "Message," enter it based on the setup example.
Since this is the message for Slack notifications, make sure to include the Google Meet meeting URL.
The Google Meet meeting URL can be selected from the retrieved value.
Finally, click the "Test" button to test.
When the following screen appears, click "Trigger ON."
All settings are now complete!
This time, we introduced how to link data from Slack to Google Meet. If you want to link data from Google Meet to Slack, please also use the template below.
This will notify Google Meet to Slack, making schedule checks and team information sharing smoother.
We introduced how to integrate Slack with Google Meet!
By implementing automation using Google Meet, you can potentially simplify tasks such as creating meetings and saving minutes. Additionally, since Slack is a communication tool, integrating it with various tools you are already using, besides Google Meet, might make your operations smoother than ever before.
Moreover, this app integration can be easily achieved using Yoom, which requires no programming!
Since you can easily implement automation without specialized knowledge like that of an engineer, it might be seen as a benefit for beginners in app integration.
If you want to implement such automation, register with Yoom now!
Registration takes just 30 seconds! You can immediately experience automatic integration.
You can issue a free account, allowing you to check the usability while actually operating it. Please give it a try!
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