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Auto-Sync Meeting Transcripts: TinRec + Notion Integration
TinRec has evolved! Our smart voice assistant, the TinRec Assistant, can directly join meetings, easily capture and understand conversations, and generate AI summaries and action items, so you can grasp the key points of every meeting and achieve more efficient collaboration. Learn how TinRec transforms your workflow with real-time recording, audio-to-text, and multi-language support (including Chinese, English, Japanese, Cantonese, and Minnan).
The deep integration between TinRec and Notion automatically turns every meeting into organized, easy-to-share documents. Whether you're building a central knowledge base for a project, documenting internal discussions, or simply looking to organize and store notes, TinRec pushes transcripts, AI summaries, and action items directly to your Notion workspace with no manual effort. This integration is available through TinRec's native integration and Zapier-driven workflows, giving you flexibility based on your team's setup.
What Can the Notion Integration Do?
- Automatically create Notion pages or database items after each meeting.
- Push TinRec's full meeting export content, including transcripts, AI summaries, action items, and more, to Notion.
- Build advanced workflows with Zapier, such as formatting, routing meeting notes to specific databases, or adding content to specific pages (e.g., by team or topic).
- Make your documentation process smooth, searchable, and easy for asynchronous collaboration by team members who didn't attend the meeting.
- This integration is ideal for remote teams, document-heavy workflows, and any user who relies on Notion as their knowledge and collaboration hub.
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How to Connect TinRec to Notion?
Via TinRec's Native Integration
This integration is available to enterprise customers and automatically exports meeting content—including transcripts, summaries, and action items—to Notion. After each call ends, you can choose whether TinRec pushes to a database item or a dedicated page. Currently, the native integration is manually configured by TinRec's solutions engineers. To get started, contact your Customer Success Manager (CSM). They will collect details such as your Notion workspace and target page or database, and handle the setup for you.
Using Zapier:
- Visit the TinRec + Notion integration page on Zapier.
- Use a template like this link.
- Connect your TinRec and Notion accounts.
- Define how a new recording triggers content creation in Notion.
- Customize format, destination, and fields.
- Note: The Zapier integration is available for all Pro, Business, and Enterprise plans.
Key Benefits of TinRec + Notion Integration
- Automated Documentation: Transcripts and AI summaries are automatically imported into Notion.
- Structured Records: Each meeting gets a complete, AI-powered entry in your workspace, helping track accountability and progress.
- Asynchronous Collaboration: As mentioned, the integration gives the entire team access to meeting content with no extra steps.
- Two Setup Options: Use the native integration for simplicity, or Zapier for advanced control over your TinRec + Notion workflow.
- Searchable Knowledge Base: Create a clear record of meetings that supports ongoing work—especially useful for projects and specific tasks.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where do my transcripts go in Notion?
For the native integration, TinRec pushes transcripts to the Notion database or page specified during setup. If you are an enterprise customer, just tell your TinRec team where you'd like the content sent. If you use the Zapier integration, you can fully customize where transcripts go during setup, including selecting specific databases, pages, or folders within your Notion workspace.
What does TinRec send to Notion?
Each Notion entry includes the full transcript, AI summary, and action items.
Learn More in the Help Center
For more setup information, visit the Zapier TinRec + Notion page, or explore the TinRec integrations page for more details on our connection options.
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