Granola captures what was said in a meeting, but the decision only matters if it reaches the work it changes. Suda connects Granola into your company brain, links each set of notes to the project it belongs to, and keeps the current version, so an agent answering “what did we decide” sees the meeting and everything around it.

What Suda reads from Granola

Suda ingests the meeting notes you permit, links them to related work, and keeps what is current.

Meeting notes, summaries, and action items you grant access to
What was decided, and what it supersedes
Links between a meeting and the Notion doc, Linear ticket, or thread it moved

Questions your team and agents can ask

“What did we decide in the planning meeting, and who owns the follow-ups?”
“Which meeting covered the pricing change?”
“What action items are still open from last week?”

Ask from Slack or let an AI agent query the same context over MCP.

Permissioned by default

Suda respects your access settings. Private notes stay private, and you control which people and agents can read each part of the graph.

Connect it

Setup is one command, then link Granola:

npx suda connect

See all integrations, or read what is a company brain.