Notion

The Notion integration lets your bot read from one database per integration — docs, knowledge, product data. Connect with Notion, choose the database and properties to expose, and the bot answers from them.

Connecting#

  1. Open the Notion tab

    Go to Integrations → Notion.
  2. Authorize with Notion

    Sign in via OAuth and grant access to the workspace. You control which pages and databases the integration can reach.
  3. Select a database

    Choose the database this integration should read from. Create another integration for another database.

Mapping properties#

For the connected database, decide what the bot sees:

  • Search properties — choose the properties used to find matching records.
  • Visible properties — pick which properties to expose and keep the rest private.

Name properties clearly

Descriptive property names help the bot reason about your data. A column called Status is easier to use than one called Col 3.

Linking databases#

You can link one database to another so a single AI action updates both at once — for example an Orders database linked to an Inventory database, so every new order also decreases stock. The linked resource can be another Notion database or a Google Sheet.

  1. Pick a linked resource

    In the database settings, open Linked resource (optional) and choose what to link.
  2. Auto-link with AI

    Describe the rule in plain words — e.g. “when a new order is added, decrease product stock by quantity” — and click Auto-link. The AI proposes the property mapping for you to confirm or adjust.
  3. Match by & Apply amount

    Set Match by (the property that joins the two, e.g. product name or SKU) and Apply amount (the number to change), then pick + or for the operation.

One action, two databases

Once linked, the bot exposes a single composite action that finds the matching entry in the linked database and applies the change there automatically.

Test & attach#

Test the connection to confirm the bot reads the right entries, then attach the integration to a bot from its Tools & integrations settings. Updates in Notion are reflected on the next read.