Google Docs + Granola
Create Google Docs documents from new notes added to Granola folders
Streamline your note-taking and document creation process with this efficient workflow. When you add a note to a Granola Folder within the Granola app, it automatically prompts the creation of a new document in Google Docs. This saves you valuable time and effort, transferring your ideas or important details directly from your Granola app to an easily accessible Google Doc. Turn your notes into organized documents in real-time and simplify your productivity process.
Streamline your note-taking and document creation process with this efficient workflow. When you add a note to a Granola Folder within the Granola app, it automatically prompts the creation of a new document in Google Docs. This saves you valuable time and effort, transferring your ideas or important details directly from your Granola app to an easily accessible Google Doc. Turn your notes into organized documents in real-time and simplify your productivity process.
- When this happens...Note Added to Granola Folder
Triggers when a new note is added to a folder.
- automatically do this!Create Document From Text
Create a new document from text. Also supports limited HTML.
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Name in GranolaRequired
Share with your workspace?Required
Granola FolderRequired
Try ItNew Document
Triggers when a new document is added (inside any folder).
Try ItDrive
Folder
Document NameRequired
Text to AppendRequired
Append Text on New Line?
FileRequired
Specify Document Name
Drive
Folder
Drive
Folder
Try ItDrive containing the template document
Folder containing the template document
Template DocumentRequired
New Document NameRequired
Drive
Folder for new Document
Sharing Preference
Unused Fields Preference
Export Formats
Insert Inline Image (Image URL)
Image location (Segment ID)
Image location (Index)
Image location (tabId)
Document NameRequired
Document ContentRequired
Drive
Folder
Export Formats
Insert Inline Image (Image URL)
Image location (Segment ID)
Image location (Index)
Image location (tabId)
