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Once connected to Affinity, Granola makes sending your meeting notes to your CRM as easy as one click. Granola only adds new notes to Affinity — it will never edit or delete existing notes in your CRM. If you’re using Granola for iPhone, you can share your notes to Affinity from Granola on macOS/Windows - just complete these steps and share your notes on your computer.

Add your API key

Bear this in mind: Your API key is tied to your account. If you’re in a workspace, each person needs to generate their own API key in order to post to Affinity under their account. Here’s how to set it up:
  1. Sign into Affinity at https://www.affinity.co/
  2. Click Settings in the left navigation, then click Manage Apps under Developer Tools
  3. Click the + New App button Affinity Manage Apps page
  4. Enter a name for your app (e.g. “Granola”) and optionally add a description, then click Add App Affinity Add New App form
  5. An API Key Created modal will appear — copy the key immediately, as you won’t be able to see it again
  6. Head to Settings in Granola (click your avatar in the bottom left corner of Granola), then Integrations and paste your Affinity API key in the box provided. It will save automatically. Granola Affinity settings
  7. You’ll now see Affinity appear as a sharing option in a Granola note.

Troubleshooting

  • If you can’t get the integration to connect:
    • Check that you’re using the same email address to log in to Granola and Affinity
    • Check that you’re using a unique API key, not one generated by another user
  • If your Affinity integration was previously connected and has stopped working:
Try disconnecting and reconnecting the integration.
  • Error: “Something didn’t work. Check your key or try again.”
Check you’re using a unique key, not one that someone else has generated. Sometimes this error occurs because your organisation is hitting Affinity’s API limit: check with your team admin if this could be the case. If these steps don’t work, reach out to our support team on hey@granola.so for more help. It’s always helpful to see screenshots or a screen recording of what you’re seeing!