Notion
Every request that matters, in your Notion workspace
Open a case in Notion straight from an email, file its attachments on the page, write the follow-up as the conversation goes — and react when an entry changes on the Notion side.
- Connection
- API key or token
- Triggers
- 2
- Actions
- 1
What you can automate with Notion
Triggers
What starts a workflow.
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Notion entry changed
Starts the workflow when an entry of a Notion database is created or changed, checking at a regular interval.
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Notion — event
Starts the workflow when Notion reports an event: an entry created, a status changed, a comment.
Actions
What a workflow can do next.
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Notion
Reads and feeds your Notion pages and databases: entries, properties, Markdown content, comments and attachments.
- Database
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- Query entries
- Entries created or edited since…
- Create an entry
- Read the schema
- List databases
- Page
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- Create a page
- Get a page
- Update the properties
- Move to trash / restore
- Read the content as Markdown
- Write content as Markdown
- Block
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- Append blocks
- List blocks
- Comment
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- Create a comment
- List comments
- File
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- Upload the attachments
- Fetch a page’s files as attachments
- User
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- List people
- Read the connection account
Workflows you can build
Each one starts from a real situation and uses only nodes that exist today. Test it on past emails before you publish it.
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Every quote request creates a project
Each quote request you receive creates an entry in your Projects database, with the client, the need and the deadline filled in.
- Email received
- Categorize
- Extract
- Notion — create an entry
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File the attachments on the page
Plans, briefs and photos sent by the client are attached to the project page.
- Email received
- Notion — query entries
- Notion — upload the attachments
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Write the follow-up as it happens
Each new message adds a short summary at the bottom of the page, so the history reads in one place.
- Email received
- Summarize
- Notion — append blocks
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Notify the client when the status changes
When a project moves to Delivered in Notion, the client gets an email drafted for your review.
- Notion entry changed
- Condition (If)
- Compose (AI)
- Send as draft
How to connect Notion
Create an internal integration in Notion, paste its token into a new connection, then share your pages with it.
Before you start
- A Notion workspace where you can create an integration.
- The pages and databases to automate shared with that integration.
- Open https://www.notion.so/profile/integrations, then “New integration” (or “New token”).
- Give it a name, pick the workspace, then confirm with “Save” — the token (ntn_…) is shown only once.
- In the “Capabilities” tab, turn on: Read content, Update content, Insert content, Read comments, Insert comments, and “User information with email”.
- Paste the token below, then — the step no one can skip — SHARE your pages: in Notion, open the root page or database → “···” menu → “Connections” → “Add connections” → your integration. Sub-pages inherit the sharing.
- For a Notion webhook: publish the workflow, copy the URL shown in the “Notion — event” trigger panel, and create the subscription in Notion’s developer portal. Notion then sends a verification token to that URL, which we store in this connection: reopen it, click “Show the received token”, copy it and paste it into Notion (“Verify”).
Automate Notion with Loop & Roll
We build the workflow around your processes, test it on your past emails and put it into service with your teams.
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