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I'm wondering if an API exists that offers the functionality mentioned previously. In particular, is it possible for our service's users to utilize this feature through an API without needing to integrate with Google account?

  1. Member B opens up their calendar for online meetings, setting aside 30 minutes per appointment.
  2. Member A checks Member B's calendar.
  3. Member A selects an available slot in Member B's schedule.
  4. Member A chooses to have a Google Meet meeting.
  5. A meeting schedule is created for Member A and Member B, including a link to hold the meeting on Google Meet.

@tomnatomna Would this be a one-time meeting or Member B is creating 30 mins availability so other Members can book a meeting? 

If it is one time, Create One-off Meeting Links could work in this case. Member B would create a meeting link with one 30 mins timeslot (or more) with Google Meet as web conferencing option. Member B would share that link to Member A and Member A can book a meeting. 

If there are more members then Member B would need to first create a 30 mins one-to-one Event Type and share the link with other Members. Currently there is no API to dynamically create one-to-one Event Type.

Hello,

Currently, Google Meet requires users to sign in with their Google accounts to schedule meetings, and there isn't an API that allows scheduling without linking Google accounts. To achieve the functionality you're describing, users would need to authenticate with their Google accounts for the integration to work. 

You might need to explore OAuth 2.0 for Google APIs to handle the authentication and scheduling process, ensuring that users have the necessary permissions to create and manage meetings. This approach involves linking Google accounts but provides the necessary functionality for scheduling Google Meet meetings.

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