# Verify Meeting Participants
After a Zoom meeting ends, attendees who joined appear in the **Unverified Attendees** table. Verification links each Zoom display name to a known LFX user so attendance is accurately recorded against the project's invitee list.
## Manual Verification
Follow these steps to verify participants for a past meeting:
1. On the Home page, select the past date of the meeting. Alternatively, click **Collaboration > Meetings** and filter to past meetings.
2. Select the meeting you want to verify.
3. In the **Unverified Attendees** table, locate the attendee row. Open the invitee drop-down and select the matching LFX user.
4. If the attendee is not on the invitee list (for example, a guest), click **Add Attendee** to create a new entry manually.
5. When you match a Zoom display name to an LFX user, you are prompted to **Save this association**. Saving it means the same Zoom name will be matched automatically in future meetings, so you do not need to re-identify the same participant in recurring calls.
> **Tip:** Saving associations is especially useful for community members who join with a display name that differs from their LFX profile name.
## Auto-Reconcile (Beta)
For meetings with a large number of unverified attendees, use **Auto-Reconcile** to let the AI suggest matches in bulk instead of working through each row manually.
Auto-Reconcile produces three categories of results:
| Category | What happens |
| ---------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------ |
| **Auto-matched** (high confidence) | Applied immediately — no action needed |
| **Needs review** (medium/low confidence) | Shown to you to accept or reject |
| **Unknown** | Automatically marked as "Unknown Attendee" |
See the [Auto-Reconcile User Guide](https://docs.linuxfoundation.org/lfx/project-control-center/v2-latest-version/collaborations/meetings/verify-meeting-participants/auto-reconcile-user-guide) for step-by-step instructions, tips, and FAQs.
> ⚠️ Auto-Reconcile actions are **permanent** once applied. Review suggestions carefully before accepting.
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