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Connect Noota with a single click
Go to Noota's Integration interface and enable connection to your Google Drive account.
Define your custom summary structure if you haven't already, to keep only the important details of your meeting.
Choose the Google Doc to be filled in
Give Noota permission to add content to the Google doc of your choice.
If necessary, create a page dedicated to your weekly team meetings, one-to-one...
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FAQ
What is Google Drive transcription & notes with Noota?
To connect Noota to Google Drive, go to Noota’s integration interface and enable the connection to your Google Drive account. You can also define a custom summary structure so Noota keeps only the most important meeting details before exporting the note.
How do I connect Noota to Google Drive for meeting notes?
To connect Noota to Google Drive, go to Noota’s integration interface and enable the connection to your Google Drive account. You can also define a custom summary structure so Noota keeps only the most important meeting details before exporting the note.
Can I choose which Google Doc receives my meeting notes?
Yes. Noota lets you choose the Google Doc where your meeting notes should be added. You can give Noota permission to add content to a specific document, or create a dedicated page for weekly team meetings, one-to-one meetings, project updates, or client calls.
Can Noota automatically create Google Drive meeting notes?
Yes. When your meeting is over, Noota automatically transcribes and summarizes the conversation. You can then export the customized summary and meeting minutes to a Google Doc so the information is easy to access, share, and reuse in Google Drive.
Can I include a Noota recording link in my Google Drive notes?
Yes. When exporting your customized summary to Google Doc, Noota lets you include or exclude a public link to the Noota recording. This gives your team access to both the structured meeting notes and the original meeting context when needed.