NotebookLM
NotebookLM
This tool feeds your Cowork workspace. Upload your full product catalog. Ask: “Which bike is best for a family with two children under AED 4,000?” Export the answer to your Cowork Projects folder for use in customer replies and product copy.
NotebookLM is a free tool from Google that lets you upload documents and then ask questions about them in plain language. Upload your product catalog, a supplier pricelist, a contract, or a set of emails. Then ask: “Which bike is best for a family with two young children?” or “What were the payment terms in the last supplier contract?”
Cost: Free
What NotebookLM does
- Accepts PDFs, Google Docs, Word files, web pages, and YouTube links as sources
- Lets you query across all uploaded documents at once
- Generates structured summaries, timelines, and Q&A
- Creates Audio Overviews: a podcast-style conversation summarizing your documents
- Cites sources so you know where each answer comes from
Setup
- Go to notebooklm.google.com (sign in with your Google account)
- Click “New Notebook”
- Upload your documents using the “Add sources” button
- Start asking questions in the chat panel on the right
No installation needed. Works in the browser.
Why this matters for Adam Bike
Product catalogs from Dutch suppliers often run 40 to 80 pages. Supplier contracts have payment terms buried on page 12. With NotebookLM you upload the document once and query it in seconds instead of scrolling.
For customer service, you can upload your full product range and ask “Which of our bikes has the lowest maintenance requirements?” and get a direct answer with a reference to the right page.
Example prompts
Audio Overview
After uploading your documents, click “Audio Overview” in the top right. NotebookLM generates a 5 to 15 minute podcast-style conversation between two AI hosts summarizing the key points in your documents. Useful for quickly absorbing a long report or briefing a team member without asking them to read the full document.
What NotebookLM is not
NotebookLM is a document question-answering tool. It does not write content, generate images, or connect to external data. For writing and research tasks, use Claude. Use NotebookLM when you need to query a specific set of documents you have already uploaded.