Granola

Status: Limited · Last verified: 31 July 2026

Granola is gated by a production rollout flag. The connector is implemented, but it may not be switchable on for your account. If you do not see it on the Connections page, it has not been enabled for you yet – email team@remly.it.

Granola brings your meeting transcripts into Remly, so a question like "what did we decide about pricing last week" can be answered from what was actually said in the meeting.

How it connects

Granola does not use an OAuth handshake like the other cloud connectors. It authenticates with a provider token that you supply, which Remly stores encrypted server-side the same way it stores OAuth credentials. Plaintext is only held in memory during a request or sync job and is never returned in a response body.

Because there is no OAuth refresh cycle, a Granola connection does not expire on a timer – but if the token is revoked or rotated on Granola's side, the connection flips to an error state and you supply a new one to reconnect.

What gets indexed

Meeting transcripts, retrieved primarily over Granola's MCP interface
Enhanced notes, where the API path is available

Transcripts are indexed like any other source: extracted, embedded, and searchable, and usable as grounding for Ask answers with citations back to the meeting.

Sync

Transcripts are pulled on your chosen schedule. New meetings appear after the next sync rather than instantly, so a transcript from a call that just ended will not be searchable until the following sync window.

Rate limits and reconnecting

Remly backs off when Granola rate-limits a request and retries on the next window, so a burst of meetings may take more than one sync to fully appear. If the token becomes invalid, the source flips to an error state with a Reconnect action and sync pauses until it is replaced.

Privacy note

Meeting transcripts often contain more sensitive material than documents do – compensation talk, personnel discussions, customer commitments. Indexed transcripts are searchable, can be surfaced by Ask, and can be searched and opened by any MCP client you authorise, because there is no per-source limit on MCP access. Consider that before connecting Granola.

Disconnecting

Connections → Granola → Disconnect deletes the source row, the stored token, and all derived transcript chunks and embeddings. This is irreversible and does not affect anything in Granola itself.

Plan requirement

Granola is a cloud connector and requires the Full tier. See Plans and billing.