What Gets Recorded

MeetingCost automatically saves a record when a meeting ends on a supported platform. Each record stores:

FieldDescription
Date & timeWhen the meeting started and ended.
DurationTotal meeting length in minutes.
Total costFinal cost calculated from participant rates and duration.
Participant countNumber of participants in the roster at the time.
Meeting typeThe type set in Meeting Context (if configured).
DepartmentThe department tag set in Meeting Context (if configured).
Efficiency scoreAI-generated efficiency score (if AI Insights was used).
AI summaryAI-generated meeting summary (if AI Insights was used).
AI feedbackCost efficiency, decision quality, action clarity scores and recommendations.

Browsing History

The Meeting History panel shows records in reverse chronological order (most recent first). Each entry is collapsible — click a row to expand it and see full details including any AI summary and feedback.

Use the date range filter at the top to narrow the list to a specific period. You can also filter by meeting type or department using the filter controls.

Loading a Past Meeting

Click Load Meeting on any history entry to restore that meeting's context into the dashboard. This loads the participant roster, costs, and AI feedback from that session back into the Overview panel — useful for reviewing or reporting on a specific past meeting. The live cost counter is paused while a historical meeting is loaded.

Deleting Records

To delete a single meeting record, expand the entry and click the delete icon. To delete all history, use Privacy → Clear Meeting History. Deleted records are removed from both local storage and the cloud (if you're signed in) on the next sync cycle.

Storage Limits

MeetingCost stores up to 500 meetings in local storage and syncs up to 500 records to Firestore when signed in. When the limit is reached, the oldest records are pruned automatically during the next sync. Adjust the retention window in Privacy settings to control how aggressively old records are removed.

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Export before you lose data. If you're approaching the 500-meeting limit or have data you want to keep permanently, export it to CSV, PDF, or Google Sheets. Exported data is yours to keep indefinitely. See Export.