Meetings

Connect Granola to OpenTag

Read meeting notes and transcripts with separate personal and workspace-visible sharing.

Read only

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OpenTag + Granola

Put Granola to work from Slack

Ask a question or describe the work you need in plain English. OpenTag uses the tools exposed by your Granola connection, then brings the result back to the channel or DM where the work started.

Find the decision behind the meeting notes

Ask OpenTag to find meetings and read available Granola notes and transcripts. Use the source record to check a decision or commitment, then bring that history into a private Slack brief before the next call.

Check a commitment

Example request — replace the bracketed details with your own.

What did we promise on the [customer] call? Quote the supporting transcript, distinguish confirmed commitments from suggestions, and link the meeting.

Prepare the follow-up

Example request — replace the bracketed details with your own.

Find the relevant previous meetings with [company]. Summarize confirmed decisions, commitments whose status needs checking, and useful questions for the next call. Link each source and flag missing context.

What to check before you connect

Granola is read-only. OpenTag can read the available notes and transcripts, but cannot change the meeting record.
Personal content defaults to Only you. Shared content defaults to Team and covers notes explicitly visible to everyone in the connected Granola workspace.
A selectively shared note is not automatically workspace-visible. Shared access does not expose private annotations or every owner-only search operation. Choose the Slack audience with the same care as the source access.

Setup and permissions guide Connection sharing and access

Connect once, then ask from Slack

The connection dialog is the source of truth for the accounts, permissions, and actions available to your workspace.

1
Choose Granola
Open Integrations in OpenTag, select Granola, and authorise the account you want to use.
2
Review access
Check the sharing and read or write choices shown for that account before completing the connection.
3
Start the work
Mention OpenTag in an invited Slack channel or DM and say what you need from the connected account.

Your account stays within the access you choose

Integrations belong to the person who connected them. OpenTag uses the selected account only when a request needs it, and a connection set to read only stays read only.

Private or team accessScoped permissionsRevocable anytime

Routines that use Granola

Start with a recurring task, then choose the accounts, scope and Slack destination that fit your team.

Operations45 minutes before
Meeting prep briefing
Receive a private brief with who you are meeting, your history, open commitments, and source links.
- Google Calendar
- Granola· Read only
- Slack
Example request
“Before my external meetings, send me a private Slack brief with the attendees, our history from Granola, open commitments, useful questions, and links to every source.”
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