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# v2.9.2 - 29th June 2022
**📹 Google Meet Integration**
We've integrated directly with Google Meet so your own personal meeting link will be automatically copied into the booking after the booking is processed.
When scheduling a new booking you will now see the Google Meet button shown below, clicking this automatically adds video conferencing capabilities to the meeting.
This feature is only available if you are connected using Google Workspace.
**⬇ Nest Devices**
You can now view the status of any device added to a resource by clicking on the arrow next to the resource.
Do you have multiple devices assigned to one resource? You can now instantly find out which devices are using what resource by dropping down the arrow to reveal this.
This view also gives you the ***Last Seen*** & ***Status*** of a device associated with a resource.
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