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Granola is not required to use Tempo. Connecting it brings meeting transcripts and notes into Tempo. Each member connects their own Granola account from the Connections page. Everyone in your Tempo organization can read what Tempo captures from your connected Granola account.

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How it works

Tempo uses Granola’s MCP server to list meetings, retrieve transcripts, and retrieve meeting notes. Tempo associates that context with the relevant Opportunities, Accounts, and Contacts to propose CRM updates and surface the right information at the right time. When a meeting syncs, its call artifact contains the available transcript. If Granola cannot provide a complete transcript, the artifact may also include a Provider summary (AI-generated, not verbatim) section. Treat that summary as a recap, not as a record of what someone said. You can also link a specific Granola meeting to a deal from the deal’s page in Tempo.

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Permissions

Tempo starts the connection, and Granola hosts the consent screen in your browser. Granola does not publish a fixed scope list for this flow. After you approve, Tempo stores the resulting access and refresh tokens, encrypted at rest, so it can keep reading your meetings.

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What Tempo does with access

  • List meetings from Granola
  • Retrieve meeting transcripts
  • Retrieve meeting notes
Tempo does not write to Granola.