MEETYN integrations

Use Google Meet with a Meetyn group invitation

Add your Google Meet joining link to a Meetyn event, then share one page for the time, call location and RSVPs.

Create your meeting

Create the call in Google Meet

Use your Google account to create the meeting link through your usual Google Meet or Calendar workflow. Check its access controls before sharing it with a wider community. Meetyn's current connection is a pasted joining link: it does not create a call, manage Google's admission settings or read your Google Calendar availability.

Add the link to the invitation

Create a Meetyn event, select Google Meet as the meeting location, and paste the HTTPS joining URL. Add the session purpose, time and description. Guests use the Meetyn page to RSVP and save the event, then follow its Join meeting action when they are ready. Any sign-in or admission requirements are determined by Google Meet and the host.

Keep changes in both places aligned

If you replace the call link, update the Meetyn invitation and tell the group. Changing a Meetyn event does not edit a Google Calendar event you created independently. Likewise, an attendee's calendar export will not automatically refresh. This explicit link workflow keeps the first release simple while native conferencing connections remain a later phase.

Frequently asked questions

Does Meetyn create Google Meet links?

Not yet. Create a link in Google Meet, then paste it into Meetyn.

Do guests need a Google account?

Google Meet determines access requirements for the call. Meetyn's RSVP does not require a Google account.

Is this a calendar synchronization?

No. Joining links and calendar exports are separate from two-way calendar synchronization.

Keep planning

Meetyn is a scheduling product by Postly Technologies, Inc. Conferencing services and their account requirements remain separate.