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Turn your meetings into actionable collaboration insights

Leanmote connects to Google Calendar & Meet to give leaders a clear view of how meetings impact team performance and costs.

  • Understand if meetings help collaboration or create unnecessary overhead.
  • Detect how much focus time teams actually preserve.
  • Measure meeting load, costs, and participation patterns automatically.
  • Back leadership decisions with data, not guesswork.

๐Ÿ”— Why Leanmote for Calendar & Meet?

Google Calendar tells you when a meeting happens โ€” but not its impact.
With Leanmote, every scheduled and recurring meeting is transformed into metrics that show the real cost and efficiency of collaboration:

  • Time lost in recurring or large meetings.
  • Distribution of focus vs. meeting time.
  • Alignment between teams through connectivity graphs.
  • Early detection of overload on certain individuals or groups.

โšก Real-Time Sync

Once connected, all meetings are automatically analyzed:

  • Meeting Hours โ€“ Track total time invested in meetings.
  • Focus Time โ€“ Measure uninterrupted time left for deep work.
  • Meeting Duration โ€“ Spot if meetings run too long.
  • Recurrent Meetings โ€“ Detect patterns that eat into productivity.
  • Large Meetings โ€“ Identify sessions with too many participants.
  • Meeting Costs โ€“ Estimate the hidden cost of meetings in work hours.

All data is updated continuously, without any manual reporting.


๐ŸŒ Benefits for Your Organization

  • Boost Productivity: Reduce unnecessary recurring and large meetings.
  • Protect Focus: Ensure deep work time isnโ€™t fragmented.
  • Lower Costs: Quantify and cut down on wasted meeting hours.
  • Strengthen Collaboration: See how teams connect and where silos exist.

๐Ÿ“Œ Typical Use Case

A data engineering team spends 8โ€“10 hours weekly in coordination calls. With Leanmote:

  1. Meeting patterns are automatically tracked from Google Calendar.
  2. Dashboards highlight that 40% of time is lost in recurring sessions.
  3. Leaders spot overloaded connectors and reduce meeting frequency.
  4. The team recovers focus time, improves delivery speed, and lowers coordination costs.

๐Ÿ‘‰ The outcome: fewer but more effective meetings, better collaboration, and lower costs.