Granola has an official connector in Claude’s directory, built on its MCP server at https://mcp.granola.ai/mcp. In Claude, go to Customize, then Connectors, search for Granola, connect, and sign in. There’s no client ID or secret to enter. Claude can then search and read your meeting notes. The free plan covers the last 30 days, and transcripts need a paid plan.
Under two minutes. You need a Granola account with some meeting notes in it.
Go to Customize, then Connectors, and click the plus sign to browse the directory.
Search for Granola and click Connect. Granola registers Claude on its own, so leave any client ID or secret fields blank.
Sign in with the Granola account whose notes you want. It doesn’t have to use the same email as your Claude account.
Claude reads the workspace that’s active in the Granola app. If you belong to more than one, switch in Granola before you ask.
Click the plus sign, then Connectors, and toggle Granola on. Then ask about a meeting.
In Claude Code, run claude mcp add granola --transport http https://mcp.granola.ai/mcp, then /mcp to sign in. Enterprise teams can use Enterprise-Managed Authorization through their identity provider instead; Granola has tested it with Claude and Okta.
From Granola’s and Anthropic’s own docs, as of October 20, 2026.
Copy the prompt, swap in your own deal, and run it with Granola toggled on. The results are illustrations with a made-up company, Acme.
Granola has the notes. Claude turns them into the email you’d otherwise write at 6 PM.
Get my Granola notes from today’s call with Acme. Write a recap email to the buyer: what we heard, what we agreed, and the next step with a date. Under 150 words, in my voice.
Recap email to Acme
With a CRM connector on too, Claude can make the update once you approve the list.
From today’s Granola notes on Acme, list the CRM updates: stage, next step, close date, new contacts and their roles, and competitors mentioned. Then update the deal in HubSpot once I approve.
CRM updates from today’s call
On a paid plan, Claude can pull exact wording from the transcript for a proposal or a business case.
Pull the Granola transcripts from my last two calls with Acme and give me the exact quotes where they described the problem and the budget, with the date of each.
Acme in their own words
Claude inherits your Granola permissions. It can’t see or change anything you couldn’t. These are the settings worth checking before a team rolls it out.
Claude can drive one tool when one rep asks. Arrows drives the whole team’s stack on every deal, with no prompt. Arrows connects to Granola directly, and reads your Granola notes on the free Basic plan too.
Arrows is its own product, not part of Claude. Your reps can keep using Claude alongside it.
An Agent Architect connects your stack and sets what Arrows can do in each tool. Then Arrows does the follow-through on every deal, and your reps approve what matters.
Book an agent kickoffGranolaRead meeting notes
HubSpotDeal and contact updates
SalesforceNot used by this team
GmailFollow-up emails
GongRead call transcriptsYes. Granola’s official MCP server is at https://mcp.granola.ai/mcp, and its Claude connector is in Claude’s directory. It works with Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, and other tools that support MCP.
In Claude, go to Customize, then Connectors, search for Granola, and click Connect. Sign in with your Granola account and toggle Granola on in a chat. You don’t need a client ID or secret.
No. The free Basic plan gives Claude your personal notes from the last 30 days. Business adds notes shared across the workspace, plus transcripts and folders. On Enterprise, admins choose which notes members can reach.
Yes, on paid Granola plans. The transcript tool returns the raw transcript for a meeting. On the free plan, Claude works from your notes and summaries.
Usually it’s the workspace or the account. Claude reads only the workspace that’s active in the Granola app, so switch there first. Check you signed in with the Granola account that owns the notes. On the free plan, notes older than 30 days are out of reach.
Yes. Run claude mcp add granola --transport http https://mcp.granola.ai/mcp, start Claude Code again, run /mcp, pick Granola, and sign in.
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