How meeting recordings and notes from Zoom, Zoom: My Notes, Google Meet, Gong, Granola, and Roam attach to your 1:1s in Windmill.
When your 1:1 is recorded on a connected platform, Windmill automatically attaches the available transcript or notes to the matching 1:1. Open the recording to review the transcript and any available summary or action items.
No. Windy never joins 1:1 meetings as a notetaker, and Windmill does not add Windy as a participant to calendar events.Windmill can still use meeting context when you connect a supported recording source. If a transcript or note from Zoom, Google Meet, Gong, Granola, or Roam is available, Windmill can attach it to the 1:1 after the meeting.
Windmill schedules most recording syncs each hour. Zoom: My Notes sends new notes to Windmill after Zoom creates them, and Windmill checks recent notes each day. The source must finish processing the transcript first, and queue work can add more time.When you connect a recording source, including Zoom: My Notes, Windmill syncs recordings from the previous six months.
If a recording does not appear, check that transcripts were enabled on the meeting itself. On Google Meet in particular, “Also start a transcript” (or “Also start transcription”) must be turned on for Windmill to receive anything.
Visibility depends on the source. Recording access is based on matched participants and integration-specific rules. Zoom: My Notes content is only visible to the member who connected it. Granola visibility depends on the API key type and recording owner. Gong syncs public calls only.