Notion, ready to run.

The Notion integration turns a database into a queue of cases. Floowed reads each row and its attachments, chases whatever is missing, decides against your rules, and writes the outcome and the reasoning back onto the page.

What it is
Notion is a connected workspace for docs, wikis and databases, where teams often run trackers as databases of pages.
Connects by
OAuth 2.0 as a public connection, or an internal connection token for one workspace
Category
Data & spreadsheets

What it does.

What Floowed reads from Notion

  • Database rows, as one case each
  • Page properties, status and select fields
  • Files attached to a page
  • Reference tables you keep as Notion databases

What it writes back

  • The decision, and the reasoning behind it
  • Status moved to the outcome
  • A comment naming what is still open
  • A dated audit line per case

A client change request, from request to delivered change.

  1. Gather

    An account manager adds a client's change request as a row in the Notion requests database. Floowed opens the case and reads the row, its properties and the files attached.

  2. Interpret

    Floowed reads the client's brief and any attached documents, and checks the request against the client's contract and scope.

  3. Chase

    A missing sign-off goes back to the client by email. An estimate still owed by the delivery lead is asked for in Slack or the Floowed Dashboard.

  4. Decide

    Your change rules run in the deterministic policy engine. A change outside scope goes to the account director to decide.

  5. Act

    Floowed opens the tickets in Jira, sends the change order through DocuSign, and writes the outcome, status and a comment back onto the Notion page.

Used in the same case

The connection, in detail.

Authentication
OAuth 2.0 as a public connection, or an internal connection token for one workspace
Access
Only the pages and databases picked when connecting, with read, update and insert content, plus comment capabilities
New cases from
Webhooks on page creation or property updates, signed with HMAC SHA-256, or a scheduled query of the database
API
Notion REST API

How it connects.

  1. 1

    Connect Notion

    Using OAuth 2.0 as a public connection, or an internal connection token for one workspace. Nothing migrates and nothing is replaced.

  2. 2

    Build your operation

    Describe it in Slack, Teams or the Floowed Dashboard. Floowed builds it and asks only what it can’t work out.

  3. 3

    Let it run

    Every case runs from request to outcome, the same way each time, with the reasons on record. Anything sensitive waits for a person.

Questions

Does Floowed integrate with Notion?

Yes. Floowed connects through the Notion API over OAuth 2.0 and works with the databases and pages you share with it, including their properties, files and comments.

How does the Notion integration connect?

When you connect, Notion shows a page picker and you choose which pages and databases Floowed can access. Nothing else in the workspace is visible to it.

How does a row become a case?

A Notion webhook fires when a page is created or its properties change, or Floowed queries the database on a schedule. Either way, each row is one case.

What can Floowed write back to Notion?

Property values such as a status or an outcome, a comment on the page explaining what is still open, and files uploaded to a files property.

What does the Notion integration cost?

Nothing extra. Integrations are included, and you pay for the work Floowed does on a case. Start free with $80 of credits, no card and no sales call.

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