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Flow diagram showing calendar scopes feeding meeting detection and auto-join behavior. Use this page when a calendar-connected workflow is not detecting, scheduling, or joining meetings as expected.

Who can use this

  • Users whose Google or Microsoft calendars determine upcoming meetings.
  • Admins and operators troubleshooting calendar visibility or notetaker scheduling.

Before you start

  • Connect Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 first.
  • Use the same email identity for calendar invites and Ergo sign-in whenever possible.
  • Confirm the meeting is on a calendar the connected account can access.
  • Review notetaker settings before assuming every calendar event should be auto-joined.

Steps

  • Confirm your email/calendar integration is connected.
  • Check the upcoming meeting in Ergo.
  • Review notetaker configuration, skipped internal meeting settings, and recurring meeting behavior.
  • If the meeting is missing, reconnect the email/calendar account and confirm the event is visible to the connected calendar.

What to expect

  • Calendar scopes support meeting visibility, upcoming meeting lists, availability checks, and calendar-driven notetaker scheduling.
  • Auto-join behavior depends on notetaker configuration, event visibility, meeting URL availability, and filters such as internal-meeting handling.
  • Ergo should not be described as joining every calendar event automatically.

Common issues

  • The invite is on another calendar or alias.
  • The event has no supported meeting URL.
  • The notetaker is disabled, filtered out, or already handled by another source.
  • The Google or Microsoft grant expired.
Last modified on June 8, 2026