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Google Workspace

Carbon Voice has add-ons for Google Workspace, so a discussion can land directly in the document you were going to write anyway.

Google Sheets​

The Sheets add-on imports memos and messages into a spreadsheet, instead of selecting messages, copying the transcript and pasting it somewhere.

  1. Install the add-on, or in Google Sheets go to Extensions → Add-ons → Get Add-ons and search for "Carbon Voice".
  2. Choose a conversation, or your voice memos.
  3. Set a date range, up to 30 days.
  4. Import.

Useful for organizing what came up across a discussion, tracking tasks out of it, or analyzing a set of conversations together.

Google Slides​

The Slides add-on turns a Presentation Outline into a draft deck.

  1. Record your thoughts, or have the discussion, in Carbon Voice.
  2. Run the Presentation Outline AI action on a voice memo or a set of messages. See Transform with AI actions.
  3. Open the Slides add-on and turn that outline into slides, with suggested visuals.

Google Docs​

The Docs add-on brings voice into a document two ways:

  • Insert a voice memo transcription straight into what you're writing.
  • Preview Carbon Voice links as smart chips, so a link in a doc shows its context instead of sitting there as a URL.

Gmail​

The Gmail add-on covers the email side:

  • Attach a voice memo link to an email.
  • Pull the text out of a memo to use in the message.
  • Preview the AI actions you've run on a memo, so you can drop the output in.

Installing them​

All of them are listed at getcarbon.app/google-add-on.

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