The notetaker API provides access to meeting recordings, transcripts, summaries, and action items from monday.com's built-in notetaker feature.

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Only available in API versions 2026-04 and later

Queries

`notetaker.meetings`

The 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`

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.