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Granola’s Speaker tags now work in Microsoft Teams meetings, automatically identifying and tagging who is speaking. The feature was already available for Google Meet and Zoom.
The LinkedIn post announces the Teams addition and directs users to Settings > Speaker tags to get started.
Speaker identification connects each contribution to the person who made it. In meetings with several participants, Granola’s notes can therefore distinguish between speakers rather than presenting every comment without attribution.
Speaker Tags Now Cover Three Meeting Platforms
Microsoft Teams joins the two meeting services that already supported the feature.
| Meeting platform | Speaker tags support |
|---|---|
| Google Meet | Existing support |
| Zoom | Existing support |
| Microsoft Teams | Newly added |
The feature applies to Teams meetings captured with Granola. Users can open Granola’s Settings, select Speaker tags and begin the setup from there. The announcement does not describe any changes to how people start, join or run a Teams meeting.
The same speaker identification feature now covers meetings held across Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams. For people whose meeting calendar includes more than one of those services, speaker attribution is available across all three rather than being limited to Meet and Zoom.
Granola describes itself as an AI notepad for people in back-to-back meetings. Speaker tags add participant attribution to those notes, making it clearer who contributed each point during the conversation. The update is focused on Microsoft Teams support and does not introduce a separate note format or meeting workflow.
The setting is available through Granola rather than Microsoft Teams. Once configured, it extends the same tagging capability already offered for Meet and Zoom to Teams calls.
Frequently asked questions
What are Granola Speaker tags?
Speaker tags identify and label who is speaking during a meeting. Granola supports them for Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams meetings.
How do I enable Speaker tags for Microsoft Teams?
Open Granola and go to Settings > Speaker tags. The announcement directs users there to get started with speaker identification for Teams meetings.
Which Granola plan includes Speaker tags for Teams?
The announcement confirms that Speaker tags are available for Teams meetings. It does not specify eligible plans or separate pricing for the feature.
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