Send a bot (Meet / Zoom / Teams)
Sending a bot adds a ScribX participant to your call. It records, transcribes and translates in real time, then leaves when the meeting ends — so you can close the tab or step away and still get the full write-up.
Bots work with Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams.
When to send a bot
- The call is scheduled and you want it captured automatically
- You may need to leave early or join late
- You want the most reliable recording, independent of your own connection
- You're capturing a call you're not personally in
If you're already sitting in the call and happy to keep the tab open, capturing in-browser is quicker. Not sure? See the comparison.
Find the meeting link
To send a bot you need the meeting's invite / join URL to paste into ScribX. Where to copy it:
- Google Meet — from the Google Calendar event (copy the
meet.google.com/…link), or inside the call click the meeting name → Joining info → copy. - Zoom — Desktop app: Meetings tab → pick the meeting → Copy Invitation (or Copy Link); during a call: Participants → Invite → Copy Invite Link. The link looks like
…zoom.us/j/…. - Microsoft Teams — open the event in your Calendar and copy the "Join the meeting" link (or grab it from the invite email); during a call: People → Share invite → Copy meeting link. The link looks like
teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/….
Any standard Meet / Zoom / Teams join URL works — even from a forwarded invite. You don't need to be the organizer to send a bot, but the meeting may still need to admit the bot.
Send a bot to a meeting
Open Start ScribX in the web app (or the extension side panel). Paste a meeting link and ScribX does the rest.
123- 1Paste the Meet, Zoom or Teams link
- 2Send the bot — it joins, records and transcribes live
- 3…or let ScribX auto-join from your calendar instead
- Open Start ScribX.
- Keep the Join now tab selected.
- Paste the meeting link (Meet, Zoom or Teams) — or click Paste to grab it from your clipboard.
- Optionally open Recording settings to set the transcription engine, languages and summary format (see below).
- Click Start ScribX.
The bot joins within a few moments and appears in the participant list. A captured meeting costs 1 credit per minute — see Credits & usage.
Configure the capture (optional)
Before you send the bot, you can tune how it records and writes up — or set these once as team defaults so you never touch them.
- Transcription engine — ScribX AI for the full live transcript + translation, or Basic Transcript for a lighter pass.
- Languages — the languages spoken in the call (English, Vietnamese, Japanese), so transcription stays accurate. See Languages.
- Summary format — the shape of the write-up; pick a built-in or a custom format.
- Brief the AI — add a short note (agenda, attendees, context) to sharpen the summary. For reusable terms, use the context & glossary.
What the bot does
- Joins the meeting as a visible participant
- Records audio (and video where available)
- Transcribes and translates live — follow along in the side panel
- Marks Checkpoints — decisions, blockers and action items as they happen
- Leaves automatically when the meeting ends, then generates the write-up
Track the bot's status
A bot moves through a few states you can watch:
- Joining — connecting to the call
- In meeting — recording and transcribing
- Ended — left the call; the note is being generated
If a bot can't join — waiting in a lobby, denied entry, or a bad link — you'll see the reason. See Manage the bot in-call and Troubleshooting.
Schedule it instead of joining now
Switch the Join now tab to Schedule to send a bot to a meeting that starts later — ScribX joins about a minute before the start time.
12- 1Paste the meeting link
- 2Set the start time — ScribX joins about a minute before
Connect your calendar and ScribX sends a bot to your meetings automatically — no link-pasting. Available on every plan.