Getting Started

Internode helps your team turn meetings, messages, emails, and documents into organized knowledge, tasks, projects, and updates.

Create or Access Your Account

Go to Internode and choose the sign-in option your workspace uses.
Sign in with Google, Microsoft or Apple
If prompted, verify your email address before continuing.
Choose or confirm the workspace you want to use.

What To Do First

After signing in, start by connecting the sources Internode should use:

Connect your calendar and transcript sources so Internode can find meeting context.
Connect Slack if your team wants to import channel conversations or send project updates.
Connect Linear or Jira if your workspace manages engineering work there.
Upload meeting notes, transcripts, or documents if you want to start without a live integration.

You can manage these connections from Settings > Integrations.

Understand the Main Areas

Home shows recent updates, sources, and quick actions.
Tasks is where you review, filter, and update action items.
Projects groups tasks, decisions, updates, and source material around a body of work.
Memory is a timeline of imported meetings, messages, emails, topics, and other knowledge.
Internode Agents lets you ask questions across your workspace knowledge.
Settings is where you manage your account, workspace, teams, people, billing, API keys, and integrations.

Permissions and Access

Some features depend on your workspace role (Owner, Admin or Member. Member is the most restrictive) or connected integrations. If you do not see a page or button that another teammate can see, you may need an owner or admin to update your role or connect a workspace-level integration.

Troubleshooting

If you cannot sign in, try the password reset or magic-link flow. If an integration does not appear connected after sign-in, check Settings > Integrations and reconnect the provider if needed.