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Published meetings

Share meeting recordings, transcripts, and AI summaries via public links with anyone, even without a Clarify account.

Written by Michael Simmons

When you finish a discovery call or product demo, publish the Meeting to share the recording, summary, and transcript with people who don't have Clarify access - buying committees, internal stakeholders, or customers reviewing an implementation call.

💡 Publishing is not the same as sharing. Publishing creates a public link that anyone can open, with no Clarify account needed. To give specific teammates access inside your workspace instead, use the Share tab in the same Share menu. Publishing grants no access inside Clarify on its own. See Sharing and permissions.

What gets shared

Publishing generates a unique public URL. Anyone with the link can view the page - no account or login required.

Included:

  • Meeting details - title, date and time, attendees, description

  • Summary

  • Recording - downloadable video

  • Transcript - searchable

Not included:

  • Notes

  • Activity feed

  • Comments

  • Meeting brief

Publish a meeting

  1. Open the Meeting record

  2. Click Share in the top right

  3. Open the Publish tab

  4. Click Publish

The link copies to your clipboard automatically.

Manage a published meeting

  • A published meeting shows a globe icon on its Share button, and a green dot on the Publish tab

  • Unpublish at any time from the Publish tab

  • Republishing later reuses the same public link

Who can publish

Only people who already have access to the Meeting record in Clarify can publish or unpublish it - this keeps control over what leaves the workspace with the team that has visibility into the meeting.

Limitations

  • Published pages aren't indexed by search engines

  • There's no way to restrict a published link to specific viewers or require a password - anyone with the URL can open it

  • Publishing and unpublishing both require existing access to the Meeting record - there's no separate sharing permission

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