How do to I access a teams meeting transcript and recording after 9the 90 days expiry?

Dear @Ambika Rebello,

Good day. Thank you for posting your question in the Microsoft Q&A forum!

According to your description, I understand you're trying to access a Teams meeting transcript and recording after the 90-day expiry. Unfortunately, once the recordings and accompanying transcripts reach the 90-day retention limit without being saved or extended through appropriate policies, they typically are deleted permanently from OneDrive or SharePoint.

By default, Teams meeting recordings and transcripts are configured to automatically expire based on your organization’s policy. Once the expiration date is reached, the file is moved to the Recycle Bin of the meeting organizer’s OneDrive (or the associated SharePoint site for channel meetings). During this recycle‑bin retention period, the meeting organizer or co‑organizer may still be able to restore the recording.

For reference:

Record a meeting in Microsoft Teams

Manage Teams recording policies for meetings and events

If the recording or transcript has already been permanently deleted from the Recycle Bin, it can no longer be recovered or accessed by end users unless your organization has a retention policy in Microsoft Purview that preserved the file for compliance purposes.

At this stage, we recommend contacting the meeting organizer or your IT administrator to confirm whether the recording can still be restored or whether a retention policy applies.

Find Your Microsoft 365 Admin: If you’re unsure who the Global Admin is within your organization, you can find guidance on locating them here: How do I find my Microsoft 365 admin? - Microsoft Support

Please feel free to reply below if you have any update or further concern. Thank you for your valuable time and cooperation. I hope you have a great day!

Once a Teams meeting transcript and recording expire, they are typically deleted and moved to the recycle bin. The recordings usually expire within a set period, which can be managed by the organization’s policies. If the recordings are beyond the expiration period (such as 90 days), they may no longer be recoverable unless they were specifically retained or migrated without an expiration set.

To access recordings and transcripts after their expiration, you would need to check the recycle bin in OneDrive or SharePoint where the recordings are stored. However, if they have been permanently deleted from the recycle bin, they cannot be accessed.

For future recordings, consider adjusting the expiration settings or retaining important recordings before they expire.

References:

• Manage Teams recording policies for meetings and events
• Overview- Recording and transcription for Teams meetings, events, and calls
• Get meeting transcripts and recordings using Graph APIs
• eDiscovery search for recordings and transcripts
• Troubleshooting meeting recordings
• Manage Teams recording policies for meetings and events
• Manage Teams recording policies for meetings and events
• Manage Teams recording policies for meetings and events
• Get meeting and call transcripts and recordings
• Get notified when a transcript or recording is available
• Payment models for meeting APIs