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Set up Granola

Connect Granola to make your meeting notes searchable — each note becomes a minutes document with Granola's polished summary and the full transcript, tied to its date and attendees, so what was said in a meeting is as searchable as any file. Read-only.

Before you start

  1. Create the key as above.
  2. Documents → Granola, paste it as API key.
  3. Optional, under Advanced: Only this folder to sync a single Granola folder, and History to sync (days) — 365 days if left blank.
  4. Choose access groups, Test, then Sync.

What comes in

Only this folderA Granola folder id (fol_…, from the browser address bar with the folder open in Granola) to sync just that folder. Blank syncs everything the key can reach.
History to sync (days)How far back to read notes — 365 days if left blank. Notes created earlier than that are not read on a sync.

Access

Each note is visible automatically to the attendees Granola recorded for it, matched by email address — an address that belongs to no account here grants nothing. The access groups you choose only cover a note with no attendee email on record, or one whose details Granola won't serve yet. Switch How access works to “One list for everything” under Permissions to put every note from this source under the chosen groups instead.

Up to 2,000 notes inside the window are read per sync; Sync notes it if the cap is hit — narrow the window if this persists. Minutes already synced stay searchable even when a note later leaves the window or is deleted in Granola; remove a document under Documents if one really must go. Test reports how many notes the key can reach; on failure it says why — a rejected key reports that Granola rejected the credentials. The key doesn't expire: to cut access, revoke it where it was created, under Settings → API keys.

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Last updated 20 Sep 2026