Meetings | Resemble | Documentation

Meetings brings Resemble’s deepfake detection into your video calls. A detection bot (the app also calls it the detection agent) joins your meetings, checks each participant’s voice and video while the call runs, and flags anyone whose voice or video is AI-generated.

Joins on its own

Connect your calendar once, and the bot joins matching meetings at their start time.

Live verdicts

The bot checks each participant’s voice and video during the call, and every meeting keeps its final verdict.

Alerts in the call

When the bot flags someone, it posts a warning in the meeting chat.

Email alerts

After a call with a flagged participant, an alert email goes to the addresses you choose.

Supported platforms

The bot joins meetings on these platforms:

Zoom

Microsoft Teams

Google Meet

Choose a calendar

Personal Calendar

Connect your own Google or Microsoft calendar. Your settings affect only your own meetings.

Organization Calendar

Connect Microsoft 365 and choose whose calendars to protect. One bot joins each matching meeting, even when several protected people are invited.

Get started

Open Meetings

In the Resemble app, open Meetings from the sidebar.

Connect your calendar

For your own meetings, connect your Google or Microsoft calendar. For a team, connect the organization’s Microsoft 365 calendar and choose people to protect.

Follow your meetings

Choose the calendar scope you want to review. The personal dashboard and organization dashboard show upcoming meetings, live detection, and results.

Protect a single meeting

You can send a bot to a call with just its meeting link. To start the call in your personal dashboard, pick Personal under Calendar Scope if the selector is visible.

On the Meetings page, click Start meeting (Start a meeting on the Protect every meeting screen).
In the Start a protected meeting dialog, paste the link under Meeting URL.
Click Start meeting.

Start it when the call starts

The bot tries to join right away, so start it when the call is starting or already underway. If the meeting has a waiting room or lobby, someone needs to let the bot in.