Scheduling Verified Meetings
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Scheduling Verified Meetings
Validia supports multiple ways to schedule verified meetings, allowing you to secure calls using your existing workflows. Once a meeting is scheduled, the Validia bot joins automatically to verify participants in real time.
Easiest: Calendar-Connected Scheduling (Recommended)
If your organization has connected Google Calendar or Microsoft Outlook, Validia will automatically detect upcoming meetings that include a video link.
How it works:
Connect your calendar via the Integrations page
Visit the Meetings page in the dashboard
Click "Refresh Calendar" to sync your latest events
Validia will queue the bot to join meetings that include:
A valid Zoom, Teams, Meet, or Webex link
At least one participant with a bioprint or invite
This method requires no manual input after syncing.

Set up here: Calendar Integration
Semi-Automated: ATS-Triggered Interviews
If your ATS is integrated with Validia and syncs with your calendar, scheduled interviews will automatically:
Trigger bioprint creation or onboarding invites
Populate the Meetings dashboard with the interview session
Queue the Validia bot to join when the meeting starts
Not all ATS platforms sync interview events to your calendar. Confirm your setup in the ATS Integration docs.
Manual Joining via Dashboard
You can also manually schedule a verified meeting directly inside Validia:
Go to the Meetings tab
Click "Join Meeting"
Paste the video conferencing link (Zoom, Teams, Meet, or Webex)
This is useful for:
One-off vendor calls
Internal meetings outside of your calendar system
Testing or onboarding new teams

What Happens Once a Meeting is Scheduled
The Validia bot will join the video link 1–2 minutes before the start time
Identity verification begins silently in the background
Participants do not need to interact unless verification fails
You can monitor authentication results in real time via the Meetings dashboard or view logs after the meeting ends.
Want alerts if something goes wrong? See Messaging & Alerts
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