Integrating and Organizing Granola Meeting Notes in Notion
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Integrating and Organizing Granola Meeting Notes in Notion
I’ve been using Notion for years to store information and organize projects and tasks. Apart from adding project tasks to Reminders using automation, most of this was done in a manual, read-only fashion, allowing other team members to view and track project progress. This activity took place in the design studio I left last October, so since going freelance, I’ve used the platform less, as projects were easier to track with simple notes.
More recently, though, I’ve taken on some more complex jobs that involve more meetings, which have increased the amount of information I need to store and review. One thing that has increasingly helped me keep track of everything covered in meetings is Granola, an excellent meeting transcription and summarization app. The problem is, Granola is just a list of searchable notes. You can organize them into project folders, but that’s about it. It feels a bit siloed and limited.