tier differences · Terms of Service

Granola policy finding

“For example, if you are joining one of your employer’s Workspaces, the Customer is your employer and is authorizing you to join their Workspace, which is managed for that Customer by an administrative Authorized User, who is an employee, consultant, contractor, or agent of that Customer, where the administrative Authorized User and Workspace are associated with an email address provisioned by the Customer (e.g., common domain name for that email that is affiliated with the entity that is the Customer) (“ Organization Email ”). Alternatively, if you are joining a Workspace created by your friend using her personal email address, your friend is our Customer and is authorizing you to join their Workspace as their Authorized User.  Customer has separately agreed to our  Platform Terms  or entered into a written agreement with us or our affiliate(s) (in either case, the “ Agreement ”) that permits Customer to create and configure a Workspace so that you and others can join (each invitee granted access to the Services, including you, is an “ Authorized User ”). The Agreement contains our commitment to deliver the Services to Customer, who then may invite Authorized Users to join their Workspace. When an Authorized User (including, you) stores, accesses, uses, modifies, or shares content or information to the Services (“ Customer Data ”), you acknowledge and agree that such Customer Data is owned by Customer and the Agreement provides Customer with many choices and control over that Customer Data and your access to the Workspace. ”

Document

Terms of Service

Captured

2026-06-08

Location

Terms of Service › “Granola’s User Terms of Service”

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