Recording web conference calls enables you to make the most of every meeting. Gong applies AI to your recorded calls, giving you data and insights that change how you and your team work. Once you’ve recorded a call, you can re-listen to critical parts, prep for future calls, catch up if you missed the call, coach others, get feedback, and more.
Review these tips for recording web conference calls.
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Double-check that you're set up for web conference recording and calendar import:
Go to My Settings, and make sure there's a green checkmark in the Web conferencing section.
(Optional) Make sure there's also a green checkmark in the Emails and calendar section next to All calendar events you organize with CRM contacts are imported
If either of these are not set up and you think they should be, talk to your tech admin.
Below is a common workflow for setting up calls to be recorded. The actual workflow may vary depending on your web conferencing and calendar providers.
Note
If your org is set up to record with native Zoom recording, read this article.
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In your calendar, set up the meeting in the usual way:
Add the participants
Select date and time
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Add web conferencing in the usual way (unless otherwise instructed by your admin).
Tip
If you don't want Gong to record the meeting, set the meeting to Private. If you're not sure, you can stop the recording during the call.
If this is a recurring meeting and your calendar is not synced with Gong, add the Gong assistant as a participant. Learn more
Save the meeting in your calendar.
Gong knows about the meeting, checks to make sure it meets your company's recording settings, and is set to join and record it when the meeting starts. Recording settings are set by your admin, and they govern which calls can be recorded. For example, it could be that your org only records calls with at least one invitee from outside your company.
Your tech admin can help you understand your company's policies. If you need to record an internal call, see this.
Start your meeting in the usual way. You'll notice that either a Gong bot (often named "Gong recorder" or similar) has joined the meeting as a participant, or that the meeting is being recorded automatically.
If Gong doesn't join the call, or if the call was arranged at the last minute, see Record an impromptu call.
If you need to stop the recording during a call, see this.
If your calendar is synced with Gong, your recurring meetings will be picked up and recorded by Gong, no further action required. If your calendar isn't synced, make sure Gong is added to the meeting invite.
Add the assistant to your meeting invites to record all meetings in a series.
What you should know
Any edits you make to the series, including changing or cancelling a meeting or the entire series, will be covered.
We'll let you know by email of Gong's knowledge for the changes you make, including how the change will be handled.
Note
Recording for recurring meetings is also supported for customers using forwarding rules instead of calendar sync, and for those using the custom calendar add-in.
You can manually schedule a meeting from the Gong homepage. Here's how:
Locate and copy the meeting URL in your web conferencing system.
Go to your homepage, and in the Conversations section, click
and select Schedule new recording.
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Enter the details for the new recording:
Note
If you are scheduling the call for Now, it may take up to 10 minutes for the bot to join.
Set the call recording to start Now for calls that have already started, or Later for calls starting in the future.
Enter the URL of the conference call.
Add a description or title of the call.
Add the names and email addresses of other invitees, so that the call can be associated with the correct account or opportunity after cross-checking with your CRM.
Click Schedule call.
Gong will join when the call starts.
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