Your own Granola or Fireflies account
New
Your own Granola or Fireflies account — Everyone on your team can now connect their own Granola or Fireflies account, so each person's meeting notes import onto the matching contacts and deals — previously only one account could be connected for the whole company, and connecting yours meant disconnecting a colleague's.
Improved
Shared integrations are now admin-only — Connecting or disconnecting a company-wide tool like Slack, QuickBooks or Stripe now needs the Manage settings permission, so one person can no longer remove an integration the whole team depends on — connecting your own personal account, like Granola, still needs no special permission.
Fixed
Granola meetings that stopped importing — Meeting notes could stop importing after the first sync, with every later sync reporting zero meetings; syncing now picks up everything it should, including meetings whose notes were still being written the last time we checked.
Fixed
The same meeting appearing twice — When two colleagues both record the same call, it now appears once on the deal instead of once for each of them.
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New
- Your own Granola or Fireflies account — Everyone on your team can now connect their own Granola or Fireflies account, so each person's meeting notes import onto the matching contacts and deals — previously only one account could be connected for the whole company, and connecting yours meant disconnecting a colleague's.
Improved
- Shared integrations are now admin-only — Connecting or disconnecting a company-wide tool like Slack, QuickBooks or Stripe now needs the Manage settings permission, so one person can no longer remove an integration the whole team depends on — connecting your own personal account, like Granola, still needs no special permission.
Fixed
- Granola meetings that stopped importing — Meeting notes could stop importing after the first sync, with every later sync reporting zero meetings; syncing now picks up everything it should, including meetings whose notes were still being written the last time we checked.
- The same meeting appearing twice — When two colleagues both record the same call, it now appears once on the deal instead of once for each of them.