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Integrate MeetGeek AI with OpenAI (ChatGPT, Whisper) and automate the work that moves between them — no code required.

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Every automation starts with a trigger and an action. Select one from each app to generate a workflow tailored to your needs.

MeetGeek AI
Trigger: Watch New Highlights
OpenAI (ChatGPT, Whisper)
Action: Select an action
1. Select a trigger

  • Triggers when a highlight is created.

  • Triggers when a meeting is finished.

2. Select an action

  • Analyzes images according to specified instructions.

  • Cancels an "in-progress" batch. The batch will be in status "cancelling" for up to 10 minutes, before changing to "cancelled", where it will have partial results (if any) available in the output file.

  • Creates and executes a batch of API calls.

  • Creates a new skill.

  • Creates a new immutable skill version.

  • Creates a new vector store and optionally adds files to it, or adds files to an existing vector store.

  • Deletes an existing conversation.

  • Deletes an existing model response.

  • Deletes a skill. This action cannot be undone.

  • Deletes a skill version. This action cannot be undone.

  • Deletes a vector store. This action cannot be undone.

  • Downloads a file from a container.

  • Downloads a skill as a ZIP file using its ID.

  • Downloads a skill version as a ZIP file.

  • Creates an edited or extended image given one or more source images and a prompt.

  • Generates a chat completion.

  • Qualifies whether the provided image or text(s) contains violent, hateful, illicit or adult content.

  • Generates a response.

  • Transcribes an audio to text.

  • Translates an audio to English.

  • Creates an embedding vector representing the input text.

  • Generates images using GPT Image.

  • Generates an audio file based on text input and settings.

  • Retrieves details of the specified batch.

  • Retrieves an existing model response.

  • Returns information about a specific skill by its ID.

  • Returns information about a specific skill version.

  • Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.

  • Generates text responses from prompts without requiring an account or connection.

  • Identifies information in a prompt's text and returns it as structured data.

  • Updates the default version pointer for a skill.

  • Uploads a file to be used across the OpenAI platform.

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Triggers and actions

Explore what you can automate between MeetGeek AI and OpenAI (ChatGPT, Whisper).

Analyze images (Vision)
Analyzes images according to specified instructions.
Action
Cancel a batch
Cancels an "in-progress" batch. The batch will be in status "cancelling" for up to 10 minutes, before changing to "cancelled", where it will have partial results (if any) available in the output file.
Action
Create a batch
Creates and executes a batch of API calls.
Action
Create a skill
Creates a new skill.
Action
Create a skill version
Creates a new immutable skill version.
Action
Create a vector store or add files
Creates a new vector store and optionally adds files to it, or adds files to an existing vector store.
Action
Delete a conversation
Deletes an existing conversation.
Action
Delete a response
Deletes an existing model response.
Action
Delete a skill
Deletes a skill. This action cannot be undone.
Action
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Sync MeetGeek meeting insights to HubSpot with enriched contact data and follow-ups

Automatically enrich contact and company information, sync it to HubSpot, and generate AI-powered follow-up tasks—all based on your MeetGeek meeting data. This Make template uses MeetGeek, OpenAI, and HubSpot to streamline post-meeting sales workflows. It starts by pulling meeting participant emails and uses a Make AI agent to enrich contact and company details via Apollo and web search. The AI then returns clean JSON to create or update records in HubSpot (contacts, companies, and deals). You can also pass the meeting transcript to OpenAI to determine whether a follow-up is needed. If so, the workflow will auto-create a task with a recommended summary and assign it to the right person—based on email matching, fallback logic, or manual mapping. 🔧 Apps used: MeetGeek, OpenAI, HubSpot ⚙️ Key features: contact enrichment, CRM syncing, intelligent follow-up task generation This template was created by MeetGeek. 💬 For support, reach out to [email protected]. 🎥 Watch this video to learn how to set it up: https://youtu.be/BVSyOXUBrD8?si=aVbDHpRPtDVuXLIQ&t=1935

Sync MeetGeek meeting insights to HubSpot with enriched contact data and follow-ups
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Create and assign meeting tasks from MeetGeek to ClickUp based on project context

Automatically detect tasks discussed during meetings using OpenAI, assign them to the right team members, and organize them in the correct ClickUp project and folder. This Make template connects meeting tools (like MeetGeek or any webhook-compatible source) with OpenAI to extract task details, assignees, and due dates from meeting transcripts. The AI identifies who’s responsible for each task using participant emails or defaults to the meeting host. It also determines which project and list in ClickUp the task belongs to based on meeting context and folder IDs. If assignee or folder information is unclear, fallback logic ensures tasks still get created and can be reassigned later. This allows teams to save time, reduce manual entry, and keep ClickUp project spaces automatically updated after every meeting. 🔧 Apps used: MeetGeek (or webhook input), OpenAI, ClickUp 📦 Features: dynamic task creation, assignee mapping, fallback logic, project/folder routing This template was created by MeetGeek. Questions? Reach us at [email protected].

Create and assign meeting tasks from MeetGeek to ClickUp based on project context
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Verify meeting compliance with MeetGeek and OpenAI to get alerts in Slack

Automatically review meeting transcripts for compliance issues using OpenAI and get notified in Slack when problems are found. This template connects a meeting source (e.g., MeetGeek, webhooks, Highlights) with OpenAI to analyze meeting transcripts for swearing, aggressive tone, or any other customizable rule. It then returns a structured JSON report including compliance status, a summary, and a list of flagged incidents. If a meeting is flagged as non-compliant, a detailed message is sent to Slack with all relevant insights. Perfect for team leads, compliance officers, or anyone managing large volumes of internal or client-facing meetings. This template was created by MeetGeek. For support, reach us at [email protected].

Verify meeting compliance with MeetGeek and OpenAI to get alerts in Slack
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