Granola is the simplest integration we've built so far, and that's on purpose. Because a product like Granola prides itself on its simplicity and getting straight to the value. So that's what we did.
Tying features to revenue and making sure that the amazing features you ship get the attention they deserve.
Simple setup doesn't mean less happens with the data once it's in. Every Granola note gets analyzed for problems and feature requests, and each one gets a real revenue number attached, summed across every account that raised it. If you're a small team, that number is often the difference between guessing what to build next and knowing which ask is actually worth the most.
Whatever comes out of that maps directly into your engineering tracker with the original context attached. And once something ships, Arkweaver closes the loop on its own, emailing the specific people who asked for it, referencing what they actually said, without you or anyone on your team writing that message. Then it watches for 28 days to see if those accounts come back into a sales conversation, book a meeting, or get reactivated, so you know whether the feature actually moved anything.
If you're running Granola scoped to a specific folder, you can point Arkweaver at just that folder instead of pulling in everything.
How to set it up
- Go to Settings, then Group Settings, then the Integrations tab (or during onboarding).
- Select Granola and paste in your API key. The base URL defaults automatically.
- Optionally add a Folder ID to scope the sync to a specific Granola folder.
- Arkweaver verifies the key and saves the connection.
From there, new notes sync automatically, and the revenue scoring, customer follow-up, and post-launch tracking all run without any extra setup on your end.