The alternative is discovering the limit when a call returns an error mid-workflow. Granola states it in the tool documentation, so a client on the free tier knows the transcript is out of reach before it plans around it. On privacy: meeting notes are among the most sensitive things you can connect, and the training opt-out being available on every plan rather than just Enterprise is the right call.
Granola's endpoint over their meeting notes product. Six tools, and three of them are explicitly paid-plan only, which the documentation marks per tool.
- query_granola_meetings — ask questions across your meetings
- list_meetings — meeting id, title, date and attendees, with folder filtering on paid plans
- get_meetings — the notes themselves: private notes and summarised notes
- get_meeting_transcript — the raw transcript, paid plans only
- list_meeting_folders — folders with note counts, paid plans only
- get_account_info — the connected account's email and active workspace
OAuth 2.0 in the browser producing a bearer token; there is no API-key mode. Model-training opt-out is available in settings on all plans, with org-wide enforcement on Enterprise.
Paste a URL, then authorize — add the endpoint to your client, then approve the OAuth consent screen