Learn how to query meetings and recordings using the notetaker API
The notetaker API provides access to meeting recordings, transcripts, summaries, and action items from monday.com's built-in notetaker feature.
Only available in API versions
2026-04and later
Queries
notetaker.meetings
notetaker.meetingsThe top-level notetaker field returns a NotetakerQueries object. The meetings query on that namespace retrieves paginated meetings that have completed recordings.
Arguments
| Argument | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
limit | Int | Maximum number of meetings to return. Default: 10. Allowed range: 1–100. |
cursor | String | Pagination cursor from the previous response's page_info.cursor. |
filters | MeetingsFilterInput | Optional. Filter by meeting IDs, search text, or access level. |
Returns
MeetingsResponse — includes a meetings array and page_info for cursor-based pagination.
query {
notetaker {
meetings(limit: 10, filters: { access: ALL }) {
meetings {
title
start_time
end_time
recording_duration
summary
access_type
meeting_link
participants { email }
topics {
title
talking_points { content }
}
action_items {
content
is_completed
owner
due_date
}
}
page_info {
has_next_page
cursor
}
}
}
}Fields on Meeting
Meeting| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
title | String | Meeting title. |
start_time | String | Meeting start time. |
end_time | String | Meeting end time. |
recording_duration | Int | Recording length in milliseconds. |
summary | String | Meeting summary (markdown). |
access_type | MeetingAccess | How the current user relates to the meeting. |
meeting_link | String | Link to the meeting. |
participants | [Participant] | People associated with the meeting. |
topics | [Topic] | Discussion topics and talking points. |
action_items | [ActionItem] | Action items captured from the meeting. |
transcript | [TranscriptEntry] | Transcript segments with timing and speaker metadata. |
TalkingPoint objects under topics expose content only — they do not include a start_time field (confirmed via API testing).
For field-level details on nested types, see Other types.
