Threads and delivery
Imports investor correspondence, preserves source context and can deliver founder-reviewed email drafts as replies or new threads.
Integrations
One round across the tools already running it.
Connect Gmail, Google Calendar and Granola to the native RoundOS Data Room. Correspondence, meetings, notes and room activity become one current evidence trail.
Connect sources separately or together. Nothing leaves without your action.
Round · Connected sourcesOne evidence timeline
RoundOS
One evidence timeline
Riley reopened the financial model
Named room session · pages 8–12
Partner meeting added for Thursday
30 minutes · Riley Brooks and Alex Morgan
Retention question captured from the thread
Reply context attached to Northline opportunity
Meeting note confirmed decision focus
Usage durability and repeatable acquisition
Prepare Thursday’s partner brief
Include model attention, retention question and the latest meeting note.
One round, four sources
Every source feeds the same operating context.
The round does not happen inside one app. RoundOS keeps each source distinct, preserves its evidence and joins it at the investor, opportunity and work-item level.
Meetings and timing
Imports events as fundraising context and can prepare reviewed calendar drafts when a concrete time and attendee exist.
Meeting notes
Brings call notes into workspace memory so decisions, asks and relationship changes do not disappear after the meeting.
Native attention
Named sessions, page attention and return visits already live in RoundOS. No connector or export sits between the signal and the round.
Connected roundSources stay attributable
RoundOS
One evidence timeline
Riley reopened the financial model
Named room session · pages 8–12
Partner meeting added for Thursday
30 minutes · Riley Brooks and Alex Morgan
Retention question captured from the thread
Reply context attached to Northline opportunity
Meeting note confirmed decision focus
Usage durability and repeatable acquisition
Prepare Thursday’s partner brief
Include model attention, retention question and the latest meeting note.
Connected, not flattened
One timeline still tells you where each fact came from.
A room session remains a room session. A Gmail reply remains a thread. A Granola note remains a meeting note. RoundOS combines the context without erasing provenance.
Gmail
Continue the real investor thread with its existing context.
RoundOS turns imported correspondence into relationship evidence. When Operator prepares a message, it can use the recipient’s actual thread context and reply there only when the delivery match is confident.
01
Inbound questions become touchpoints and evidence
02
Drafts keep source context separate from delivery intent
03
Founder review remains between preparation and send
Meetings
Calendar gives the moment. Notes give the substance.
A scheduled meeting and its notes solve different parts of the same problem. RoundOS uses both as evidence for what the founder should do next.
Who, when and what is due.
Events identify the meeting, its attendees and timing. They can surface prep work before the call and make follow-up actionable after the event passes.
What was said.
Imported notes preserve questions, commitments, diligence steps and stage evidence from the conversation, without asking the founder to rewrite the call into the CRM.
Data Room · Native
Room activity enters the round context immediately.
The room is part of RoundOS. Named opens, page attention and return sessions enter the same round context directly, so Operator can use the original signal, not a delayed dashboard export.
Model reopened → priority changes
The room event stays attached to the investor, the relevant material and the next move it helps justify.
Connected workflow
RoundOS turns one signal into one prepared move.
An investor returns to the model, a partner meeting lands on Thursday, and the last note identifies the unresolved retention question. RoundOS can assemble those facts into one prep brief or draft instead of three disconnected notifications.
09:12
Room return adds attention evidence
10:36
Calendar adds the meeting deadline
14:20
Meeting note supplies the decision focus
→
Operator prepares the useful move with all three attached
Connect the round
Start with the sources you already use.
Connect Google for Gmail and Calendar, connect Granola for meeting notes, and create or attach the Data Room already inside RoundOS.
OAuth connections can be monitored and reauthorized from the workspace.
Questions
Integrations, answered.
01Which external sources connect today?
Gmail, Google Calendar and Granola. RoundOS Data Room activity is native to the product and does not require a separate connection.
02Can I connect Gmail and Calendar separately?
Yes. The Google connection supports Gmail, Calendar or both, so you can add the sources that fit the workspace.
03Does connecting Gmail let RoundOS send automatically?
No. Operator can prepare a useful draft, but delivery is a separate action. The message is only marked sent after the delivery flow succeeds.
04Why connect Granola if Calendar is already connected?
Calendar provides attendee and timing context. Granola contributes the substance of the meeting: questions, decisions, commitments and follow-up evidence.
05What happens when a connection needs attention?
RoundOS tracks connector state and can flag sources that need reauthorization before new activity can be monitored again.
Connect the round
Turn scattered context into one prepared move.
Bring email, meetings, notes and native Data Room activity into the same current round.
Connect sources separately or together.