The Intelligent Gatekeeper for AI Meeting Agents and Privacy Authorization.
MeetAuthorize is a specialized AI governance and security platform designed to manage the proliferation of AI meeting assistants (recording bots) in corporate environments. As of 2026, the market has shifted toward 'agent-saturated' meetings where multiple transcription and analysis bots often join uninvited. MeetAuthorize acts as a technical proxy and authorization layer, sitting between calendar invites and meeting joins. Its architecture utilizes signature-based detection to identify AI agents from providers like Fireflies, Otter, and Grain, allowing meeting hosts to enforce granular access policies. The platform provides a custom 'pre-meeting' authorization page where participants and bots must verify their identity and consent to recording terms. For enterprises, MeetAuthorize ensures that sensitive data shared during virtual sessions is only captured by authorized, SOC2-compliant tools, mitigating the risk of shadow AI and unauthorized data scraping by third-party large language models trained on meeting transcripts.
Uses a proprietary database of user-agent strings and IP ranges known to belong to 200+ AI transcription services.
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Redirects all incoming participants through a verification layer before they reach the Zoom/Teams lobby.
Only allows a bot to record if all human participants have clicked 'I Consent' on the authorization page.
Attempts a digital handshake with incoming AI agents to verify their data privacy credentials.
Modifies meeting invites to use a secure MeetAuthorize proxy link instead of the direct provider link.
Provides analytics on which employees are frequently using unauthorized AI tools in their calls.
Injects commands directly into the meeting platform to remove bots that bypass initial filters.
Unauthorized recording bots from attendees' personal accounts capturing sensitive financial data.
Registry Updated:2/7/2026
Ensuring HIPAA compliance by only allowing pre-approved, encrypted medical transcription bots.
Candidates using unapproved AI interview assistants to record or script responses.