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Overview

DSALTA connects to Granola using read-only access to collect compliance evidence automatically. Data syncs every 24 hours and feeds into your Data Library modules.
Read-only access. DSALTA never modifies, creates, or deletes resources in your Granola account.
What you’ll see. Granola does not provide a team member list, so DSALTA records the connected Granola account — the email and workspace of whoever authorized the connection — as a single row on the Access page, rather than a roster of individual people. The access checks below match that account to your People page by email, so if the connected account’s email does not match a person in your directory, the check may not resolve automatically. Treat the Access list as a record of the connected account and confirm its owner manually.

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How to Connect

Granola connects through an authorization screen — there’s no API key to paste and no app to install. A standard Granola account works; no paid or enterprise plan is required.
1

Start the connection

In the DSALTA sidebar, go to Integrations, find Granola, and click Connect.
2

Authorize DSALTA in Granola

When you continue, Granola opens its authorization screen in DSALTA’s secure connection window. Sign in to approve read-only access.
3

Confirm the connection

Because Granola does not provide a team member list, DSALTA records the connected Granola account (your email and workspace) as a single access row for review. After you approve, the connection completes automatically.
4

Finish

DSALTA runs an initial sync, after which the compliance checks below activate.

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Automated Compliance Checks

Each check below runs automatically every 24 hours. Click any check for step-by-step remediation guidance.

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Troubleshooting

Re-authenticate from Integrations → Granola → Reconnect. This can happen if the Granola authorization was revoked or the account that connected changed.
Confirm the Granola authorization is still active, then trigger a manual sync from the integration settings. If the connection was revoked in Granola, reconnect to restore access.