Bring external source material into the workflow.
Connect supported tools, import recordings and notes, and move outside source material into the same upload, analysis, and library flow.
Integrations
Connect external tools and data sources to your workflow.
Connected platforms
Connect recording sources, storage, and note systems for workspace imports and context.
Zoom
Meeting recordings
DisconnectMicrosoft Teams
Call recordings
DisconnectYouTube
Channel uploads
DisconnectNotion
Pages and notes
DisconnectOneDrive
Cloud recording imports
DisconnectGoogle Drive
Drive files and folders
DisconnectGranola AI
Paste notes or transcripts
Import notesSlack
Huddles and clips
DisconnectImport queue
External source material staged for Upload.
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Use supported source providers
Import recordings, uploads, cloud files, shared notes, or transcripts from connected provider flows.
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Keep imports workspace-scoped
Manage connected tools from the workspace so source material lands in the right team context.
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Queue material into Upload
Move imported files, pages, notes, or uploads into the same processing options as local uploads.
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Stay inside supported flows
Use connected providers for verified source intake while the rest of the content workflow stays consistent.
Connected sources for recordings, notes, and workflow inputs.
Bring supported external recordings, files, pages, and notes into the same structured intake flow as local uploads.
Zoom recording imports
Review recent cloud recordings from a connected Zoom account and queue available files.
Microsoft Teams recordings
Find Teams recordings from the connected Microsoft workspace and move them into processing.
YouTube uploads
Import from your connected YouTube uploads or use best-effort public URL import where appropriate.
Cloud file sources
Bring audio and video files from connected Google Drive and OneDrive accounts.
Notion pages
Import shared pages, transcripts, and notes from a connected Notion workspace.
Granola notes
Paste exported Granola notes, summaries, or transcript text into the upload queue.
Slack files
Import recent audio and video files from a connected Slack workspace.
Connection management
Review connected account status and manage provider connections from workspace settings.
How integrations feed the audio-to-content process.
Integrations extend intake by moving source material from supported tools into Upload, Analysis, Studio, and Library workflows.
- 1Connect the providerUse workspace settings to connect a supported source provider.
- 2Choose the external materialPick recordings, files, pages, notes, or uploads from the connected provider flow.
- 3Queue it like an uploadSend imported material into the Upload workflow with the same transcript and analysis choices.
- 4Analyze, generate, and saveUse Analysis, Studio, and Library once the source material is inside AudioRepurpose.
Practical ways teams use integrations.
Use Integrations when the source material already lives in meeting tools, cloud storage, notes, uploads, or workspace systems.
Meeting recording intake
Bring Zoom and Microsoft Teams recordings into the content workflow without manually downloading every file.
Cloud drive source cleanup
Move audio and video files from Google Drive or OneDrive into a structured transcript and analysis workflow.
Notes-to-content workflows
Use Notion pages or pasted Granola notes as source material when the transcript already exists elsewhere.
Workspace source operations
Keep provider connections tied to the workspace that owns the resulting projects and Library assets.
Integrations is stronger with the rest of AudioRepurpose.
Integrations extend Upload. They bring external source material into the same Analysis, Studio, Library, and Teams workflow.
Turn external recordings and notes into structured content work.
Use supported provider flows to bring source material into AudioRepurpose without changing the rest of the workflow.
Platform handoff