If you have 1:1 history outside Windmill — in Notion, Google Docs, Confluence, or anywhere else — you can import it so your past notes show up on the right past 1:1s in Windmill, ready to be referenced alongside new meetings.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.gowindmill.com/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
How it works
- Content is matched to meetings by date.
- If a meeting doesn’t exist, Windmill creates one.
- Content is only imported to meetings that don’t already have an agenda in Windmill. Existing agendas won’t be overwritten.
How to import
Your pasted content should include dates (e.g., “Jan 8, 2026” or “1/8/26”) so Windmill can match entries to the correct meetings.
Importing from Notion
Notion’s toggles and formatting can make copy/paste tricky. For best results, export your 1:1 pages as Markdown first.Expand all toggles
Open your 1:1 page and expand all toggles using the keyboard shortcut:
- Mac:
Cmd + Option + T - Windows:
Ctrl + Shift + T
Importing from Google Docs
Other ways to get data into one-on-ones
Recording integrations. Connect Zoom, Google Meet, Gong, Granola, or Roam and Windmill will pull in transcripts (and where available, notes/AI summaries) for any of your meetings recorded on those platforms. These do not land in the shared 1:1 agenda — instead, the recording appears as a linked recording on the matching 1:1, and the content is available to Windy and feeds into Catch Me Up, recaps, and review context. See Meetings and Recordings for the per-platform details. Import Granola Notes. On any 1:1, click the ••• menu next to the meeting time and choose Import Granola Notes. Paste a Granola share URL (e.g.https://notes.granola.ai/…) and click Import — the notes are copied directly into that 1:1’s shared agenda. Unlike the Granola integration, this writes into the agenda itself, and works with just a share link (no integration setup required).