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
1
Go to the employee profile
Navigate to the profile of the person you have 1:1s with.
2
Open the import dialog
Click Actions in the top right, then select Import 1:1 Notes.
3
Paste your content
Paste the text of your past 1:1s (not a link — the actual text).
4
Import
Click Import to bring the history into Windmill.
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.1
Expand all toggles
Open your 1:1 page and expand all toggles using the keyboard shortcut:
- Mac:
Cmd + Option + T - Windows:
Ctrl + Shift + T
2
Export as Markdown
Click the ••• menu in the top-right corner and select Export → Markdown & CSV.
3
Copy the exported content
Open the downloaded
.md file, select all (Cmd + A / Ctrl + A), and copy.4
Paste into Windmill
Paste the content into the Windmill import dialog.
Importing from Google Docs
1
Select all content
Open your 1:1 document and select all (
Cmd + A / Ctrl + A).2
Paste into Windmill
Copy and paste into the Windmill import dialog.
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).