2.26.0
By Steven Van ·
Guests can open a meeting without a Fireflies account, but the feature is in beta and organizations must ask support to enable it.
The Fireflies API can now create password-protected meeting links, so guests can view a meeting without a Fireflies account. The change is in the shareMeeting mutation in Fireflies.ai (release 2.26.0), and it is in beta.
To use it, set share_type to PASSWORD_LINK and supply a password. The response returns a share_slug, and the guest link is https://app.fireflies.ai/view/p/{share_slug}. Recipients listed in emails are notified with the link. The password is never included in that email, so it has to be shared separately.
- A meeting has at most one password-protected link per sharer. Calling the mutation again returns the existing link.
- Passing a different password on a later call rotates it, and the previous password stops working.
- The password must be 8 to 128 characters with no line breaks, and it is required for PASSWORD_LINK. Passing one with any other share type returns an invalid_arguments error.
- expiry_days applies to these links too. Once it elapses, the link no longer opens the meeting.
Only the meeting owner or a team admin in the same team as the owner can share a meeting. Each request can include up to 50 email addresses, and the mutation is limited to 60 requests per hour per user.
The feature is being rolled out progressively. Organizations that want it enabled need to contact Fireflies support.