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We can automatically create an individual Google Meet call whenever an incident is declared, and attach it to the incident. This helps speed up your incident response, and reduces the burden of manual tasks on responders.

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Installation

It’s important to know that when the integration is installed, the connection to incident.io will belong to the user that installed it . Google Workspace connections like this, which use OAuth, belong to a specific user — for this reason, you may wish to set up a dedicated service or “bot” account. We use the same user account connection for all our Google integrations. Therefore, the account you use to connect this integration will need to be the same for Google Calendar (which we will connect automatically for you after you connect Meet) and Google Docs (which requires a separate installation). Make sure the user has the following privileges in admin.google.com :
  • Read and write calendar events
  • Read users
Additionally Google requires the user to be an admin user. However, you should be able to restrict what the service account is able to do just like any custom role in Google Workspace. This can all be done via admin.google.com .

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1. Installing the Integration

Go to Settings → Integrations , find “Google Meet” and click “Install”. Click “Install” and you’ll be redirected to the install flow within Google Workspace. Review the permissions we’re requesting and click “Next”. We request Google Calendar scopes, in order to create a Google Calendar meeting that has a Google Meet video call attached.

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2. Turn on auto-create call

Click “Configure” next to Google Meet on the integrations page, and enable auto creating an incident call You should now be good to go!