Notion integrations allows multiple actions; however, they also require specific prompting. The notion integration allows interacting with 2 types of pages:

Helpers can do the following actions when Notion integration is set up:

To enable these actions set up a Notion integration first.

With Notion integration Helpers can't:

These actions have to be done manually by you in Notion.

Now this is out of the way, let's dive into each action activation!

You can easily see the list of people that have access to your Notion workspace!

After setting up the Notion integration - we recommend to fetch pages that are accessible to the Helper. This way you'll see a list of pages that the Helper can work with.

While you aren't able to create the first parent page (which is usually visible by default on the side panel in Notion) - you are able to create child pages under any of the existing parent pages. To ensure the process works smoothly, it’s important to explicitly specify the title of the parent page where you’d like the new page to be created as well as the title for the new page.

When a page is created - you need to refresh Notion to see it.

Creating a Notion content page (not a database), requires the following information:

Use this prompt example:

Or, if you have been chatting with a Helper and wish their message to be saved to a as a new page, use the following prompt example:

This will create a new page with the content in the specified location.

Creating a Notion database page, requires the following information:

This action allows you to add individual content blocks to existing Notion pages. Unlike creating a new page with it's content, this function lets you append content to pages that already exist in your Notion workspace.

To add content to an existing Notion page, you will always need to provide the following information:

Providing this basic information - a paragraph text will be added at the end of the page mentioned.

You can also add new content using styling! In order to utilize headings, lists, and etc, you would also need to clarify the styling you want to use in the prompt.

For further details on supported styling, refer to "Supported content block types" section.

You can clarify the placement of the new content block that will be added.

For further details on referencing content placement, refer to "Referencing content blocks" section.

You can retrieve content from a page by simply providing the Helper the Notion page title it should look at.

However, you can also retrieve specific sections in that page according to the content, placement and/or styling.

For more information on referencing content, read "Referencing content blocks" section.

Similarly to retrieving content from a page - you can also delete content by referencing it. The content goes in content blocks. For example, all elements in a bullet list are treated as a singular content block; however, each paragraph is a separate content block.

You can only delete a full content block and cannot delete one element of it. Deleting a content block requires clarifying which content block you wish to delete; hence, will require referencing the content blocks.

You can retrieve the information from a database according to the data in it.

You can also retrieve information from a database, based on a query you have.

When inserting rows, you need to clarify the database property values, otherwise they will be kept blank or the action will fail.

You can now adjust the information available in a Notion database, simply clarify the entry and action that should be executed.

Notion integration supports a handful of content block types:

Other content types are not supported with the Notion integration.

You can reference the position of content blocks in 3 ways: